The New York Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1854, Page 6

Board of he second meeting of the Angust ana ores athan 0. Bly, Req., President, fm the chair. Several petitions for re from errencous iexe tion were received and referred, THM OFFAL CONTRACT. A communication was veceived from Alderman G. A. Trowbridge, of the Yeoth ward, stating that ia a yerort submitted to tiig Board in relation to the oftat contract, he found that in one section his infor- mation, so far as regerds Mr. Wm. B. Reynolds re- eeiving or sequiriog pay from the owners for remov- ing dead horses and cows, &c., was incorrect, aud be wished, in justice to Mr. Reynolds, to make this matement. The minority xepert of committee ia favor of pay- fag William street, from Wal! to Pine street, with granite blocks, was adopted. CONCURRED IN. Report of Committee on Streets, in favor of com cerning ah the Board of Councilmen to pave Wall street, Broadway rag easterly side of Broad street, with granite bloc! A petition from the residents of Fifty fonrta street and its vicinity, to have Croton pipes laid in ‘What street, was referred to the Croton Aqueduct => ite invitation was received from the Fire Depart- ment, asking the members of this Board to be pre- sent at the laying of the corcer stone of the new Piremen’s Hall, mares street, on the 21st 4g Hs Beveral ers for grading, paving, &c., wtreets, were concurred in, and the Board adjourned te meet again on Wednesday evening, at five o'clock. Board of Counclimen. . "Phe Board met last evening, Edwin J. Brown, ‘Waq., President, in the chair. PETITIONS REFERRED, Petitions of Fire Engine Company No. 30, to haye ‘Their houre repaired. Oi several ship masters, to have Diamond and say reels removed. ‘ Of Elias Laugilan, fur remuneration for loss of horse. Of Engine © . 22, for a new engine, SALT WATER WORKS. Gouncilman Conover offered the following reso- Intion in relation to salt water works, for the pur- yee of chaning the dirty city of New York:— Resolved, That it be reterred to a spectal sommittee consisting oi five members, to inquire ana report to tais Beard as to the pracii y of having works erected in the North river, for the purpose of raising s4it water for the use of the city for sanitormjand such cther purposes, as the same may be weed for; also, the probable expense of eree!ing such works and laying pipes throughout the motion of Councilman Maraer, the resolution was referred to the mmittee on Public Health. A EW SQUARE, Senelinan Conover ee resolution appro- priating a plot of ground in the upper part o! the @ity, bounded by ‘Thirty-second and Thirty third streets, Broadway and Sixth avenue, for the pur- pose of converting it intou square. Referred. CARRIAGE HIRU—FLING AT THE COMPTROLLER. Councilman Kennxpy rose and said that he wished to bring before the eat an important item in the report cf the Com) ler, They were well aware that his ideas about carriage hire were that “Coun- eilmen were ouly allowed $32 per month for their services, aud no provision was made in the amended eharter for carriage hire;” and 80, acting on that ‘inciple, he never sent in bills tor carriage hire. jut what was his surprise to find that in the report was the following item:— “P Kdward Smith $12 for carriage hire for Council moan Kennedy.” ‘Th: Comptroller paid this bill. The facts of the nse were these: Mr. Kennedy, as a Commissioner of Emigration, audited a bill for carriage hire used by the Commissioners of Emigration, aud Mr. Smith, ivsiead of bringing it to the proper place for payment, brought it to the Comptrolier’s office, and he (ihe Comptroller) paid back hire for the Commissioncrs of Emigration. (Laughter.) In wiew of this fact, the gentleman of tue Ninth offered the following resolution: — Rerolyed, ‘hat the Comptroller be, and is hereby, @izected to inform this Board on what authority he pai 2m, on the 20th of June last, the sum ef $12 to Edward Smith, for carriage hire for Councilman Kennedy, said Gouncllman having disowned such expenaiture in his @ecount. (Adopted.) DR. ABBOTI'S EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES. ‘The Ccummistee on Arts and Sciences, to whom was referred a petition for an a propriation of $15,000 for the purchese of Dr. Abbott's Egy)tian- matiquities, for the pee of placing them in the Library of the City Hall, sfter duly considering the matter, made a report, and offered the following pesolations:— Resolved, ‘ihat the sum of $16,000 be, and the same is, Sppropiiated towards the purchase oi Lr. Abbotts col- Be von of hygy ptdan anuquities pow in this city. Resclved, Ibat the Comptroller be, he {s hereby, authorized and Girec:ed to draw his warrant in favor of Dr. Abbott for the sur of $15,000, whea, and not before, @aid collection above mentioned ‘shall have been par- ehased and delivered jor free exhibitiva to the residents ef this city. Ordered to be laid on the table and printed. THE ClaMPaGNE SUPPER. ‘The resoli.tin of the Board of Aldermen directing the Corporation Counte! to discontinue proceediags im the cvze of Jomes Taylor vs. the Corporation of Me city of w York, since the rendition of the werdict in favor of tbe plaintiff from the Marine Coa:t, was after some debate, concurred in. BO LOCOMUTIVES BELOW FORTY-SECOND STREET ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD, Doenments forty-thice and forty-four, in relation tothe running of locomotives below Forty-second street, in Fourth avenue, on the rails of she Harlem ‘and New Haven Railioad companies, were then ta- ken up and read. The majority report was read as follows:— The committee to whom waa referred tho annexe! pe tition, arkiog the Common Couneil to prevent the loo: motives of the Harlém wud New Haven Railroad Compa from passing below Forty-seoond street, on toe Fourth avenne, wou'd respectfully report:— That they have had several mectings, at which both fy were represented by able counsel, who were beard their entire satisfaction. Your committee are satis- fled that the Harlem and New Hayen railronds have beea of great bene‘it to this city, and should be allowed some vay fit, that coming to Thirty s street, are of great injury to their proverty, and sence; and they also contend that it will make ence in the time of arriving at the City [ul motive should be compelied to stop: at street, and be no loss whatever to the compan Your commiitee have visited the ground bet‘veen [bir- -wecond and Forty sicond streets, and cannot sce that could be any serious damage to the railroad com. panies by stopping their locomotives at Forty.second street, as your committee are informed that they are i ssion, or own several blocks of ground in th Sivity, and can purchase other ground at re we’ ene comamulttce are also satormel, sod believe, that all ty on Murray Hill, and in that neighborhood, wwoald thertase in valve if sald change were made; mod @easmuch as the railroad company own many lots of rod fm the vicinity of Twenty second street, they, con.e- erty. could not lose much if their depot were removed Forty-recond street. ‘Your committee trink that the rallroad companies Should have suficient time to make this change, if the Common Council sdouid see fit to pass an ordinance for the same: The committee find, upon examination of the it or agreement of the Harlem Railroad Company, the Common Council ean cause them to make any or alteration that.they may think necewary, by sufficient notice. Your committee, therefore, offer the following resolution: — Resolved, That ne locomotive or steam engine be al- lowed to run ou the track of the Harlem or New Hi: Raikeoad Companies, in Fourth avenue, south of Forty- second strect, after six (0) months from the passage of ‘this ordi 5 The minority report. favorable to the Railroad pauy, was then read. It went on to state that the committee had heard the sin favor of, and against the petition, and Lad uy considered (uc subject, and had come to the conc! sion that it was expedieyt to pass such resolution. That, in the opinion of the subseribers. as soon as the Harlem oumpeny sballremove their engine house from the ground it now eceupies, to the biock on the eat side of the avenue, between Thirty-third and Thirty-tourth atreets, and widen the Fourth avenue, on the west rice. from Thirty fourth to Thirty-sceond street, as agree! by ‘them with the city corporation, in the month of Pecemw- ber, 1861, the principal grounds of the objectioas to hrough the tunoel will cease eas views, the subscribers recommend the pas of the following resolution: * ved, bat the York and Harlem Railroad Company be directed to remove their engine house from ‘wost side of the Fourth avenue, and to widen the said avenue twenty feet, within six months from this dateo—end that upon so doing, that they be # uthorized ‘to loeete their engine house upon the block of ground recently excavated by them on the weet side of Fourth ‘evenue, between Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth streets A motion was then made to receive the majority *"Dounciiman ssonsisor tered thet tho retace ODGKINSON I it; report be ted asa substitute. (Lost, after some ween the mover of the motion and -) On motion, the ity report adopted. nae ty be, was ted. ‘Theatrical and 5 Ganpen.—We are glad to jive that the Italian better sap; than it has been. The last. representation of ‘“Massanielio”’ @rew « large and fashionable andience. To-night, Donizetti’s opera of “Maria di Rohan” is announced, considering the cast, which embraces all the artists, Mad. Bertucca Maretzek, Signora TaraTne—The new version of “Jack "will be repeated pasta, tle evening, same vast, includ: appearan Dt Me. Marie Duret us tack. In‘additon te is: le Olinza will make her w aderfal ascension, and the their negro deline will give Bro a Bw10's Cannes, Toe Ravele avd Mile, Yreq Mathias will appear again this evening. The enter- ‘sioment provided comprises the “Vatican im Rome,” a grand divertissement, apd the Chinese pantomime of “Kim-ka.” Mr, Burton-und his ta lented company are to appear to-vaorrow bight. NavioxaL Turatne.--The drema of “Tom | Cringle,” the burletta of “A Lad inthe Wonderful | Lamp,” the farce of the -'Young Scamp,” and | dapewg by Mr. Diamond, comprise the bill of en- | tertainment presented by the manager for this eve- | ning. Mr. J. R. Scott and Mies Hathaway are | mugh applauded nightly. Aomrican Museum.—The moral drama entitled the ‘Old Brewery” is to be played both this alter- noon and evening, the cast remaining the same a last night. Hirropnomn.—The two mile foot race is to come off this evening. Among the competitors are the rival champions, Barlow and Grinall. The prizes are 260, $30 and $10, Woov's MineTRELS i as sumning earter, and drayring full houses nightly. The programme pro- vided for thie evening consista of several of their most popular melodies, pe BUCKELEY’s SeRENADERS. The new burlesque of the “Bohemian Girl” will be repeated to-night. It ix produced with new scenery, dresses and decora- tiong, and no doubt will have a Jong and successful run. Madame Grisi and Signor Mario will leave Eng land this dey, by the stesmer Baltic, for New York. (Soman mor acer ey Prt eP COE AR FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Tumspay, August §—6P. M. Wall street was again dull to day, and we have a seri- was ip at Cte Vetter demand. The sales reached 48,000 bushels, 68. for unsonnd,€8 a 700. for Western mixed,and 72a Tdc. for round yellow per bushel. Corron —The #1 ‘were estimated at not esd than 1,60 tales. The market closed steady at Monday's off- cial quotations. market was more active, with aggregate €3 bage of Rio, at le. 810% tes to Liverpool continued dull, with light engagements. About €00 to 700 bales of compressed cotton were engaged, ct 3 1., and afterwards some vessels demaneed 8-164. per Tb. About Fav Ino: Lim $1.20 2c., Cuba 75 pe: firm. embri S10 5 dere, ous decline in the fancies to report. As compared with yesterday afterucon, Erie closed 13, lower, Nicaragua 4, Cumberland 2, Reading 144, and the other fancies in yeoportion. Nothing has occurred to justify this gudden fall, and it is obviously due to the total absence of orders tobny. A report in ap evening paper, to the effect that the Ometepe, a steamer belovging to the Nicaragua Tran, sit Company, and plying on Lake Nicaragua, had peen Jost om the 16th July, ebected the buyers of that stock The Ometepe was said to be worth $100,000. One or two of the fancies dealt in atthe Mining Board seem to be reviving. Gold Hill sold to-day at 314, Ber- dan’s Crusher a! 83%, New Jersey Zinc at 6. After the acjournment of the board the [ollowiog sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by Simeon Draper:— $6,000 N. ¥ d Harlem R. R. Ist mort. int. add’d. 8534 40 shares jeveland and Pitaburg R. R. 58 Linois Central R. R. ($10 pai ‘the werrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 5th inst., were: For the paymentof Treasury debts $2,205 95 For the Custems,.. 165,564 24 For the War Departmont 9,280 O1 For repaying for the Wer Department. 9,187 72 rior Department... ‘660 00 Fort For the Navy Department... . ed into the Treasury (rom customs, ered into the ‘Ireasury from lands,.,.... The drafts entered during the week ending the 5th in- stant were as follows:— C «+++ 8719,700 25 he new act to amend the act regulat ing the collection of duties on imports, by which the time of notice to the Collector is reduced from five days to three:— An act, to amend the provisions of the fifty-sixth sec tion of the act entitled * An act to regulate the collec. tion of duties on imports and tonnage, approved the 2d day of March, 1799.’? Be it enacted by the Senate and Honse of Representa tives of the United States of America, in Congrees asem- bled, That whenever merchandise shall hereaf.er be im. ported into any port of the United States from any fo- reign country in Vessels propelled in wh le or in part by sienm, and it shall appear by the bills of lading that the dise so imported ix to be delivered immediately afte ntry of the vessel, it shall be lawful for the Collector of stich port to take possession of auch mer- chapdise ond seh the same in bonded warehouse, and whenever it shall not appear by the bills of lading that the merchandise imported as aforesaid is to be immedi- ately delivered, it sball be lawful for the Collector of the Customs to take possession of the same and deposit it in bonded warehouse at the request of the owner, mas- ter or consignee of tue vessel, on three days noti.e wo such collector after the éntry of the vessel; and all acte or parts of acts inconsistent with the foregoing grovi- tions are hereby repealed. Approved 3d August, 1854 ‘The Illinois Central has called for the tenth instalment of 10 per cent on the loan allotted February 7, 1854, payable 7th September. At Philadelphia the market has been dull to-day, with mall sales, at lower prices. The following is the statement of the condition of the Central Bank of Virginia on 1st July:— Cexmeat Baye or Virorxta, STAUNTON, August 1, 1854. 5 To His Excexmxcy, Jos. Jonsson, Esq., Govstxor or Virnerxta— Dear Sir—I enclose a statement of tho condition of this bankon July 1, 1864. Very respectfully, Wit. H. TAMS, Cashier. Conpition OF THE CENTRAL Bank oF Vinornta, Jury 1, 1854. Capital stock........ 209,200 00 Notes in circulation, ~ 285,992 60 Deposits, including certificates. Discounts, Exchang Contingent fund Bills poyable Bont Unpaid dividends, Profit and lose Due to banks, Total... Virginia 6 per cent neouriti Premiums.......+ 4 sei Outstanding’ debte. Outfit.. Expenses... Real estate, Due from bunks Cash on ban In notes of this Other banks and In coin, $49,430 00 14,741 92 89/935 33-104,107 25 3 be correct. WM. KINNEY, President, HUGH W. SHEFFEY, ) GEO. FE. PRICK, sree JACOB BAYLOR, —_¢ Directors. THOS. P. ESKRIDGE, B, F. POINTS, Avgust 1, 1864. Augusta County, to wit:—On this lat day of August, 1854, personally appeared before the undersigned, a notary public, in the county aforesaid, Wm. H. Tams, Cashier of the Central Bank of Virginia, who made oath that the within statement is correct, to the best of his knowledge and belief. Teste, J. WAYT, N. P. Stock Exch ange. TuxspaY, August 8, 1864. $2000 US O's, "8T.. 118 100 shs NYC RR. 9114 78 80 do. 60 do 9 Mich Sou ry 74 100 Clev & Tol RX.88 76% Bk. 8° 250 id 19 Nel & Hud Cal Co 133% 25 do 11% 5 do. - 3” 88 Mich So 83 9 Continental 116 Manh Gas script 400 Canton Go.,.... pr do. j 20 Erie RR... do. 0 do. veo 400 Cam Coal Co. 10 a 50 do... B60 B14 200 Gold bill Mine b3 200 Creer $30 100 Hud Riv RR,.530 49 A $500 N YC RA Bas. £8 11000 Ill Cen Fe B..#8 6974 1000 do,..4y ees. TO 46 100 shs Com Coal.s10 30 457% 100 do. 0 30 ©6200 do. -b30 4614 100 Reading RR..b10 62% 100 do. 60 Hud Riv RR, 60 Panama RR. 10 W Indiana Con.. 200 Cleve & Tol R.bG0 200 do... ..bI6 25 Mich Cen RR..... CITY TRADE NEPORT. Teespay August 6—6 P, M. ls Canadian (free,) at $060; and 1,400’ barrels ithern at yesterday's prices. Rye flour an’ corn changed, Wheat was moderately ative. ine! a lot of new Genesee white, - Sonth- were ‘The day’s sales te, im bond, 9100. Dye aud cate remained about th name, core on terms not stated, though reported as low as 24 3d_per burhel; and 1,000 bbis. rosin were Sailing vercel at Ia, To ported. Two veseels were Pictou, for New York, at $4 per ton. To Havre 200 bags of cocoa were taken, at Ie. per Ib. Cotton and hone were at ke, and ashesat $64$8, To Melbourne the Flying Serd engaged 20,000 feet of per Mieet, To California rates were dull, at 40c. a 45c. per foot measurement. Naval Srours—Trannaetions were, light. spirits turpentine sold at 47c., and 100 bis. rosin at $1 Ous.—Whale, sperm, and olive remained on. Ser ratoen.. Beek bala The sales comprised 176 ph chared to per Ib, Noo! ‘Grain and flour were nominal. 7,009 bushels of whest were engaged by the Alps, by London no engagements were ro- engaged to load with coal at ellow pine lumber, at $40 1—~Rairina were quiet. 25 bales of Langueloc Heady, at Ge,» 70e, for good almonds were aold at 16c. Hay. —The warket wi old sbipping, and at 50c. for new, per 100 noticed sales of 66 tons of Scotch pig at is —Rockland was selling at $1 for common, and for hump, 1 $41 60, six months. » per bbl. Mo1srses.—The gales embraced 26 bbls. New Orleansat 60 bhds Porto Rico at 25c. a 28%<e., and 50 de. muscovado at 2hc. 100 bbls. x bbl. Linseed was in fair it, at 79. a Lard was inactive, at 80c. per gallon. nougl aced 900 bbls., at $12 — $12 12% , 0 for prime, per bbl. Cut meats were adv. - , at 60. a 6K. for sheul- Popo axe. a c. 8 of which e extent of and 6}¢c. @ 7}gc. for per Ib. 280 Bbla., at Occurred in beef, the msehes only 180 bbls. Butter and c.eese were quiet, at rates Kick,—Sales of about 509 casks were made xt $375 a a avimation than prevailed daring the past we rice: Cite Toracco.—The market for leaf sales at Th tT aside ‘The market was active, with a good na. DINTS —Te cages were sold at 60¢. per box. k8.—The market the present week has tee Jess * mn ‘s continued steady. They embraced 400 « 390 hinds. muscovado, at 5c, 43¢¢. a 5 ise. entucky was quiet, Seed was fh panish was in better request. The of the past two days embraced 40 hhds, Kentucky ic a 8c., 212 bales of Havana at 2c. a 3ic., 230 do. Eagua.on private terms, and 119 cases of Ohio seed leaf at Tig0. a8 Winsk at 31 hha: 8. —This day’s business did not exceed 120 bbls., Ae. fer Ohio and 80%c. for Jersey, cash; with 125 drudge, at Sle. a 813¢c., time, &e., per yalion ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVESY DAY. NEW PUBLICATIONS, — NOVELTY IN LITERATURF.— MEMOIRS OF A DIS- tinguished Financier.—Will be published, Satur- A toes 12, Vincent Nolte’s Fifty Years in both Hemi inpheres, or Reminiscences of a Merchant's Life, 1 vol. ,12mo., cloth, Price $1 25. and fF; e memoirs of @ man of @ singularly adventurous peculative turn, who entered upon the occupations of manhood early and retained its energies late; his been an eye witness of not a few of the important events that occurred in Europe and America between the years 1796 and 1850, and himself sharec in more than one of them; who has been asseciated or an agent in some of the largest commercial and financial operations that British and Dutch capital and enterprise ever ventured upon, and has been Brought into contact and acquaint- anco—not unfrequently to intimacy—with a number of the rmarkable men of his time. Seldom, either in past jess, or in the flesh, have we fallen in with so rest- versatile, and excursive a genius as Vincent Nolte, Esq., of Europe and america—no more limited addres cile.” will sufiiciently express his cosmopelitan domi- ?—Black wood’s Magazine. The following, being a few of the more prominent names introduced in the work, will show the nature and extent of personal and anecdotal interest exhibited in its pagess— Aaron Burr, John R. @rymes, Gen. Jackson, ‘Auguste Davezac, John Jacob Astor, Gen. Moreau Stephen Girard, Gouverneur Morris, La Fayette, J. J. Ouvrard, Audubon, Nes+ra. Hope & Co., ‘The Barings, Gen. Claiborne, Robert Fulton, Marshal Soul David Parish, Chateaubriand, Samuel Swartwout, Le Ray de Chaumont, Lord Aberdeen, Duke of Wellington, Peter K. Wagter, William M. Price, Nayoleon, P. C. Labouchére, Paul Delaroche, Ingres, Sir Francis Chantrey, Charles VI. of Spain, Qucen Victoria, Marshal Btucher, Horace Vernet, Nicholas Biddle, Maj. Gen. Scott, Manuel Godey, Mr. Saul, villéle, Lafitte, Lord Eldon, John Quincy Adams, Emperor Alexancer, Foward Livingston, &e., &e. > ke. ‘He sekiom looks at the bright side of a character, and dearly loves—he confesses it—a bit of scandal. But he paints well, describes well, seizes char: which make clear to the reader the nature of the man whom they illustrate.’? The book ing, August 15th, will be ready for delivery on Saturday mora- J. 8. REDFIELD, Nos, 110 and 112 Nassat $50.00 force tela teehee nak 0.000 e: lassau room Rioupeox & 60 nnd Peshee tga Fede FINANCIAL. 10 LOAN—ON DIAMONDS, WA negotiat Land jo. 3. and commission $4.000-2, a2 atm, eomeuce, on ELLAS GOMBS, 244 Grand street. LADY WILL BE GRATIFIED IF ANY PARTY will advance her one hundred dollars, for which they can have the use of a nicely furnished parlor, or board and Jodging, at a reduced price. way Post Office, post paid. ‘Address Veritas, Broad- ONEY TO LOAN—ON fortes, household (ASH ADVANCED IN ANY SUMS ON Dii! set or unset, silverware, watch and personal property generally, or cash prices. Jewelry, valuables ght for highest i S big! 69 Fulton street, front room, second floor. WINES AND SPIRITS IN watches, jewelry, piano- Iry goods, horses, ‘wagons, bond, are oe merchandise, and personal pro} nerally, oF pur: chaned for eal Apply at tee ecpne race an ‘Agency office, 128 Nassau street, opposite the Nassau bank. \ irom clo bs, merchandise, and bought for cash. prices paid in cash, at 289 Broadway, up stairs, room 34, ‘ONEY—AT 289 BROADWAY, CASH ADVANCED ON watches, diamonds, silver ware, jewolry, nilxs, valuables of all kinds, or Business confidential, The highest 8 A. M. to 6 o’clock P. M. has 1! said some Heral FFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY corner of Broadway and Wall street.—New Yor} July 27, 1854 —A semi-annual dividend of five per cen: on the capital stock of the Pennrylvaaia Coal Compa: bis day been declared, poyable in sash, at the of company, in the city of New York, on and ai Bice of the ter the 10th of August next. The transfer books will b closed from the 3d to 10th Au, ist both inclusive. GEO. A. HOYT, Treasurer. ILANTERS’ AND MEQHIANICS’ BANK, OF COLUM- bus, Georgia. —Holders of certiticat deposit in bark, which suapenced in 1841, may bear oi hing’ to their advantage by addressing 0. B., Id officg, with dates and amounts, and by whom signed. Fi OPLE’S BANK OF PATERSON. New Jersey, on Tuesday the 5th day of September ne-t, xt 11 e’eloek A. M., “unless claims will be Receivers during the week preceding the sale. ” Paterson, N. J., July 8, 1854. msly settled. Catalogues of the ‘urnished on application to either of the . 8. VAN WaGO! ILLIAM F. DAY, Reeeivers, &s. J. VAN ARSDALE, SALES aT a LBERT B. household furniture at the extensive aq , votire elegaut to the highest bidder, and elegan* store, foilows, viz 000 Bofas, and plush; mahogaity parlor, rock dining suites in oak, walaut, ficicg tebles, ete; ke ; Bedrdor’ suites, rich ith mirrér and pannelled doers, rieh bureaus, wash- tanda, commodes, kc. ; enamelled suites with and with nt marble tops, mabogsny and waluut suites jain cottage furniture, bairand spring mat paliaatern parlor and bedroom ouse and tibrat 8, sirous of procur! ed to exaxbine ver Cte emeereemnctien NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER — HANDSOME A {Ni sell em Wednesda; ros wok at + oo 9 at ° af 7 7, eteck 9 a8 104 e’clonk, of ‘wareroo1ws 292 Broadway, (first block above Stewat’s,) the of honsebold furniture of the above well known manufacturer, to be sold without reserve yeney to removal to his new roadway, consisting in part a6 elegant rosew: tete-a tetes, arm, parlor and ladies’ chairs, &e., in rich brocade, broestelle sofas, arm chairs, tete-a-tetes, i. g, and Ladies’ chairs in great variety; rose: Wood and oak buifets, etegeres, ladion’ secretaries, ee extensive je “tideboarde, oxrnsr atands, chairs, rosewood bedsteads, wardrobes, eouches, count hairt, &e. pete ae particularly e above stock, as every article wi sold peremptory to the highest bidder. Terms, cash ia bankable money. A deposite required from all pureba- unknown to the auctioneer. Goods purchased at this sale can remain on the premises, on a!o reasonable charge for one or two months, if Catalegues may obtained the day before the the office of the auctioneer, No. 4 Broad street. UCTION NOTICE.—SAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER, 64 Nassau street, will sell at the house, 11 Grove Street, near Hudson street, to-morrow morning, Aug. 10, at 1034 o’clock,the whole of the household furniture,com- ebairs, carpets, tables, crockery, kitchen roti , ke.’ Terms cash, prisin utel UCTION NOTICE.—MORTGAGHE SALE OF ELE- goods.—By order of the =I shall sell to-morrow, at 104, A M., at No. ode fifth street, three doors from the Seven! fonable and valuable contents, consisting of rose the most tastefal and costly styles of imported brocades and satin damask; rosewood marble top tables of various styles and patcerns; maho- geny do., rosewood work tables, etegere, corner cupdoarde, ent piano forte, n, Gilbert maker, cost $375, ery fine instrument; rosewood bookcase, combining se. cretary and jibrary; bandsomely embroidered lace and muslin curtains, rosewood easy and Voltaire chairs; also parlor faved eet and sewing do.. covered in costly materi- lisposed of at private sale, a number of very precing nationa) and historical gant household all fe wood suites, covered splendid tapestry carpeting, ¢: vo! and eover; also an 20) al. If not excellent ofl paintings, em! scenes, landscapes, marine views, portraite of eminent men, &o.; velvet rugs and mats, a very fine and rare se- lection of embellishments, in China vases, rere statu- rel ary, motio cops, figures, ststues, shells, In Covaection with the above, the ber, dining room and kitchen furniture, consisting of the costliest styles of medera and antique ro:owood and mahogany washatands, , haircloth sofas an rockers, sofa beds, hair mattresses, first quality; Mar- Yetstads, marhi Brussels carpet, aprin, top dressing seat cbi bureaus, acilles quilts, beds and beddin, other extension tables, chi silver do., with oastors, fork ‘The sale in positive. Parties will mak every facility will be given for remov: D 8. HOU Nurs & Baciey, Attorceys for Plaintiff. (ON NOWCE.—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER.— By BELL & BUSH, Thursday, at 103 o'clock, at the sales rcoms, 27 Centre street, between Reade and Duane streets, wil be sold the entice furniture of & table boarding house, by order of ‘exo. 14, bedding and other nrrargements of twenty hedrooms, dining rooms, mB, Full gartioalans , elegant carpets, lool glasses, pianoforte, &c. The extensive sale on catardas private and ret cutors, comprisieg all the beds, bedstea parlors, kitchen utensils, stoves, &c. on morning of sale. Al will be duly announced. spoons, coffee urn, &c., to mateh; ivory cutlery, cut glass decanters, tumblers, Bohemian ware, Wines, mats, vapkins, diniog chairs, @ deposit, and good: |, Auctioneer, SSIGNEE’S SALE, AT NEWTOWN, L. I., SAMUEL OSGOOD, Auctioneer, 64 Nassau 9:,20t— At the village of Newtown, L I, on the shell road, from m the atosping place jlroad, on 11, at 30: oclock A. M., will be sold the whole of the hcusehol ‘urbiture, together wi farming stock, horses, corriages, &c. Likewise a pair of horses; can’ trot the mile,in less than three minutes in double harcess: u mare and filly; also, the house and fourteen gorve of groan hole of which will be sold ve out reserve, by order of the assignees. rues will be ready at the office of the auctioneer the le. The Flushing Railroad steam. Point, and 6, 8 and 10 A. M. stages leave Williamsburg ferry every twenty minutes, Wiliamsbar; bout 500 yard: of the Fh g Rai riday, Al acres of ground; the w! bs previous to thi boat leaver Fulton et slin for Hunter’ by railroad hence to Newtown, at for Newtown. ENRY H. LFEDS, tween Sixth and furniture contained in said residence, lor furniture of real Brussels and other, carpets; Tags, curtains, mahogany AUCTIONEER.—HENRY H. A LEEDS & CO. will sell at auction, on Wednesday, August 9, at 103, o’clock, at 117 Thirty-sixth a} be- Seventh avenues, the genteel household of 2 ia French bedstead, black walnut bedstead, dressing bureaus, tables, w: an assortment of commence. rashstands, kitchen furniture, with 1 ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.. Fa Leeds & Co., will sell at suction this day, at 12 o'clock, in front of our store, No. 19 Nassau street, one Wah mare, six years old,'1534 bands high, can trot a mile in three minutes; she cannot very fine ¢ark bay Abéal be surpassed as a road mare. Also, a bay Engineer horse, 16 hande high, six years old, ‘ve stylish and a pleasant driver. He’ has been but little ased no doubt make a fast one. sound and kind in every respect. consisting of soft el carpets, chandeliers, oil cloths, French andj nar betinat aeadiceeen dares stands, toilet wi ware ant crockery, kitchen furniture, &c. ORTGAGFE’S SALE OF FINE J) es, Fancy Goode, street, on Saturday, at 104; A. M.. a jewelry, watches, fancy poritively to the highest bidder for cash. OSITIVE SALE OF THIRTY-NINE BEAUTIFUL SEC- tions of land, for private residences, situate at Port Washington, in the town of Shrewsbory, Monmouth county, New Jersey. Each section contains about one acre of land. JAMES COLE & SON will sell at auction, st 16, at 12 o'clock, at the Mer desirable street, on Wednesday, A chants’ Exchange, few York, the following building sections, viz. :—12 sections on Fi 12 do. on Jefferson street, and 15 do. on Washington Washington street’ is the main. stree street. direct from the steamboat landing, which is percent, or a di maps apply to th ENRY W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER, STORE No. 110 Centre street, corner of Franklia.—sale of household furnitare, by virtue of an execution, on Thurs day, at 10 o'clock, at No. 225 West Nineteenth stree! MERINDY KE RY, WATCH- | es, ‘&e.—SAMUEL O-GOOD, .auc- tioneer, will sell by suction at his salceroom, 64 Nassau collection of is, &e , which will be sold oniy » shoi distance, less than five minutes walk from this property. The land is beautifully located on high ground, inme- Siately opposite the mansions and grounds of Dr. Parm- lee, and only about one mile from the ocean. Terms, 50 per cent on bond and mortgage for thece years, at 6 Wf, 0,10 per cent for'eash. “For }; also, and 114 W avenue, with a Sia: |, and will These horses were both rais- ed on Long Island, from the very finest atock, being the property ofa gentleman about leaving the city; they will be positively sold. The above horses are waryanted runni }AWNBROKER’S SA son & Co., a quantity of unredeemed of gow 0, some crockery and sundries. 104, A.M. Men’ .—W. N. LEWIS WILL SELL, this day, at 195 Bowery, up stairs, by order of Simp- pledges, consisting shale, caper, remnants, summe> coats clothing at owe o'clock, C, KEMP, AUCTIONEER. —HOUSEHULD FURNI ture to morrow, (Thursday) at 10 o'clock, Warren street. R. C. Kemp will sell at auetion by catalogue, all the furniture, carpets, mirrors, oil paintings, &c., contained in the’ large four story house 10. ‘arren street, consisting of Brussels andtother mabogany sofas and chairs, pier glasses, win lass and ci feather beds pal and all the nt of chamber furniture of thirty rooms, which ia well worthy the attention of housekeepers and the trade; also the kitchen utensils, Catalogues on the . 75 carpets, Ls hair mattresses avd morning of the sale. WI! HERIFF SALE ¢ 6d at 1 C. EM/TTANCES TO ENGLAND, “oi BOOTLAND and Wales. Bills of the Bank of Char! on the Bark of Liverpool, in sums of one pound sterling and opwgrds, ‘payable’ at any of the Banks in the United uingdom, for sale by BRE K Center & Co., No. 26 Old alip, corner of Water ER & CALDWELL, saccessor+ street (6), tA: until rofits of the six mont Dien AND ENAMELLED WA’ io. 11 Wall iy) ATCHES FOR LADIES — BEAUTIFUL }, from $35 to $60, warranted. G. ©. ALLEN, a ateeet, near Breadway, second floor. URGENSON’S $150 c. cond floor. QEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND.—AT A MEETING OF THI Board of Directors of the Ocean Steam Navigation Compeny of New York, held this day, a dividend ef five ir cent on the capital stoek was declared out of the ending July 1 able the cy yah yagust 2. By order. " G. E ANDERSON, Secretary. aaa» A $60 to $175 each. G. near Broadway, recond deer. dunting WATOHES, IN HUNTING CASES, to $200; ALLEN, No. 11 fa chcmvt, nea esate Be pianoforte, by wi Wn aoetled te tove und vioret , BM Lo additional cet, ey withor a riation, “a. Cc. ALLa Re Bt wall street near Broadway, PLENDID GOLD NOMETERS, W! g Tea eee second Goor. PREMIUM large sasortment of new and second- it ‘ins. We wish to call at- tention to our grant’ dis SS ceacies antes Bent ey is instrument. LINOOLN & THOMPSON, 441 Broadway. A GREAT MUSICAL TRIUMPH — Pi ‘ , AMA the pul are invited toncant' at oar warerooms on Wednesday, , and Thursday, 10th inst., test improvement ever made in the bh the common square piano is more Hion—making the square 1 to the horizontal ERO , 502 Bowery. RCDONALD & (7 L-MELLER, AUCTIONEER ; BY HOUGHTOF AND §. MELLER, to-morrow, Thursday, at 10: at 113 Nassau street, a very large and beautifi ment of cabinet furniture, rosewood gantly ornamerted oval French Se A peeing washstand: stands, et Tes, resew: I hogany Sotkeaste and Noreen eek Jor furniture, ite, covered in French sin "and lor fu en su cloth; extension 4 iy hogany French os Norfc mint th aven ting of brand em &e.; also fixtures, counters, at Sibles, elver pleted ten end ective, ts, oll ' paintings, "8, silver pl net &e. The furniture consists in part as’ follows : Rose. rich hall , ma We, &e., ts, tS com ‘abore, ~ both. AND ROADWAY.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, 1 oe Fourth street and Meshing tom pitoe. parlors on second floor, newly furnished, two Yooms on the next floor. House delightfully situated; ne boarders in the house; bath room. Good city re- ference exchanged. OADWAY.—ELEGANT SUITS OF ROOMS 64 i first and second floor, suitable for fami- lies, with full boar¢; also rooms for sin; le gentlemen. House bas all the mcdern improvements, gas, baths, &e. Transient persons also accommodated. panel stents shsoie SO AND 62 VARICK SfREET—ST. JOHN’S PARE.— 0 Permanent or transient boarders can obtain ele- gantly furnished reoms, in suites er otherwise. Also, rooms for single gentlemen. First class accommodations. Inquire as above. a GROVE STREET, NEAR BLEECKER.—A DELIGHT- 4 fol suit of rooms ‘to let, together or separately, with board. Said rooms are replete with every im: t; house first class; loeation most healthy and Reatrable, Also, transient sceommocation for familics travelling. f. 9 5 WASHINGTON PLACE, BETWEEN BROADWA’ and Washington park. Strangers visiting the city can be accommodated with large, airy apartments. The house contains all the modern improvements. WEST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH 1 avenue.—Te let, with or without board, hand- somely. furnished rooms, itor permanent. The house has all the modern improvements, gas, bath, &c. Apply as above. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT TO LET, p:N with full board, to ene or two gentlemen, ina rene family. Gas, bath, &e. Apply at 109 Waverley place. DESIRABLE SUITE OF ROOMS.—A PRIVATE family would let a suite of rooms to one artwo gen- tlemen. ¢ house is new, and bas all the modern im- provements, and in one of the best locations in the city, convenient to the cars and stages. No. 71 West Four- teenth strect, firat house west ot Sixth avenue. PLEASANT ROOM, WITH BOARD, FOR Gl tleman and wife. Also, a single room, for a gen. fiemen, in a beautiful location, 67 street, between Bleecker and Fourth streets. ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET, ON THE SEJOND floor, suitable for one or two gentlemen, or a re Fpeetodle lady, without board, in a respectable family, where there are no children. Location central, and very pleasant. Inquire at 111 Spring street, one block west of Broadway. paler eu ak OARD.—SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR GEN. tiemen and their wives, and single gentlemen also, ean be obtained im a first class house, by applying at No. 9 Perry street; has all the modern improvements. OARD—“ HEALTH IS EVERYTHING,” AND MUR- ray ene the world—bigh ground, pure air, good living, baths, cheerful company, splendid views, ten parlors on first floor, charges moderate, cars every three minutes New family hotel, 673 to 079 Sixth on Palace place. ARD.—A_ PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET TO A gentleman and his wife a room, or suit of rooms, | en second floor, unfurnished; also, one or two single gen- tlemen can be secommodated. The house has all the improvements Inquire at 71 McDougal street, between Bleecker and Houston streets. s OARD —A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND A sy of ano] gentlemen, can be agcommodated with fol or yartiai board, on application at 22 Union place. Terms reasonable OARD.—MRS. BLACK CAN ACCOMMODATE GEN- tlemen and families (without children) with single or suites of rooms, and board, for the ensuing seagon, at 84 West Twenty-fitth street, between Broadway and | Sixth avenue. OARD—TO LET, TO A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR to si gentlemen, two or three rooms on se- cond and third stories, with board. The house is in a plea- rant location, has the modern improvements, bath room, hot and cold water, &c., and lighted with gas. Apply at No. 208 West Twenty-seventh street. OARD—A SUITE OF ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ‘apartments, just vacated by a Spanish family; also rooms for Poem in a first el: use. French table. Dinner at 6 o'clock. Inquire at 151 Tenth street, corner Fourth avenue. OARD.—A YOUNG WIDUW LADY OF RESPECTA- bility, desires board in this city or Brooklyn, or in e country, near New York, in a plain, pent family, where there are fewor no ers. Ai }, stating terms, Mrs. Davis, care of G. W., Broadway Post Office. é le YY BOARD—AT COOPER’ CoRR Laue cores, mee a 12 miles from the City Hall. Gentlemen and their wived) by arpiing et the hotel, 0 parts thee tie dane Trains leave theeity houriy. a plan a ENILEMEN CAN BE ACOOMMODATED Wit J board—pleasant location—all front rooms, Cal} G Greenwich street, cornst of Oneal cise ‘inva 0 ane ey ach as al . may fren at ohn Sea $e RIVATE BOARD—IN A RETIRED PLAGE, ON Shrewsbury river, about five minutes ride irenq landing at Red Bank, New Jersey. Stages al- wags Serene Terms $5 per week, in advance. In. quire of Captain gerty, on board the Alice C. Scning dations vinson street pier, X or Mrs. Monsalve, 102 Canal street, Louisa Brower. OOMS TO LET. Dying a three story modern house, weet of Broade way and near Housto reet, would let one or two ft nished rooms,with or without board. Bata ia the hase, Address H. T. H., box 127 Herald office. | \ELECT BOARD.—A SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SE* peel eg n part, eam be bs with full Gileeabent 2 has leetassonetigeaie meine msbui ¢ Jogation, and w walk of Peck tlip and Grand street ferries, slay ‘WO FRENCH GENTLEMEN WISH TO F!ND BOARD: in some American family, where they couki give lessons in their own language. One of them is acqiainte ed with the English lang: the other speaks It: and Greek. Address European, Herald oftics. 10 LET—A SUIT OF ROOMS, FURNISHED. APPLY a® 227 Wooster street, one door south of Am ty street. T° LET—DELIGHTFULLY SITUATED ROOMS, WITHER full or partial board, for gentlemen and tneir wives, gle gentlemen, where there are few boarders taken Physician's office, om the first floor, inquire ai urth street, corner of Amos street. (0 LET—ROOMS FOR "SINGLE GENTLEMEN. TERMS Ra hwo pu 2 LO | peli yng apres Lispenard street, way. J ANTED—BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, A FRONT: V room, between Spring and Fourth strecte, wesg’ of Broadway, with breaktast and meals on Suodays, ing private family, or where there are few boarders, and where the comforts of a home can be obtained. ferma not to exceed $30 per month, Address G. FE. 3. Heralg office, for three days. ‘ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED PALO", ON TUR first floor, with bed room atteched, or twomediung sived rooms, for lodging only, by a single cent‘eman,y’ without board or attendance, near Brosday and no | above Tenth or below Canal street. Rent not to exceed two hundred dollars a year. A private tamily goieg to mova May would hear of a good tenant by addressing X. ¥.Z., ica stating location, Herald office. References given. N@ | objection to a French family. Ses en | ey 6 WHITE STREET, FOUR DOORS WEST OF BROANs ¢) way.—To let, two parlors on the griand floors for business purposes, with a lease of three rears, or tay a private family till next Mey, and kitchen ‘f required. Also, several furniehed rooms; some on the attic om reasonable terms. \URNISHED HOUSE ON STATEN ISLAND..—THE & vertiser, intending to go to Europe in October, w treat with a desirable tenant to rent bis house, furnish. | ed, to Ist May next, but who will give possession immod | diately, if required; and will, with his wife, board in tha | house till Ogtober, if it be an ebject for the tenant. | Terms, to a good tenant, reasonable, if spplied for early. | Address Clifton, box 3,346 Post Office, New York. | (LOTHIC COTTAGE TO LET—AND FURNITURE FOR M900, "None eed apply alons'prepered te buy iid rent . lone ay Fee nak ain eee at tonabont $1008, al good order and ready for immediate occupation. Ap} | at No. 4 West Thirty-eighth street, first dor west Fifth avenue. _ $$ ‘OUSE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—~ The three story modern built house No 72 West ‘Twenty first street, three rooms deep, with gas and Cro- | tom water on every floor. The gas 8, carpets, oi] | clothe and most of the furniture for sale. Possession given immediately. Inquire on the premises. OARD—UP TOWN, AT 234 WEST TWENTY THIRD between Eighth and Ninth avenues. Pleasant rooms to let, with board, in a house with all the modern improvements, and ‘location Suite of rooms may be obtained, and a favorable arrangement made, applying immediat Also, a front basement. ARD—IN HUBOKEN, STATEN ISLAND, OR FORT ‘Hamilton, wanted until February, for « gentleman, Lis wife, three children and nurse. 4 sitting room and wo bedrooms required. Address G. J., Herald office, stating terms and ‘tion. OARD.—TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMAN can be accommodated with board. Apply at 31 ity Hall place. OARD, NEAR AND WEST OF BROADWAY—A second story front surte; also, one or two other beautiful rooms, newly and furnished, to le Baths and gas. Unexceptionable reference required and given. Please call at 29 Clinton place. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—SUPERIOR ACCOMMODA- tions ina private family may be ha? for a gentleman. Location delightful; ten minutes from Wall street ferry, and adjacent to two car routes, Address Mr. Williams, 1,546 Post Office. OARD IN JERSEY CITY.—A GENTLEMAN AND wife can obtain board in Jersey City ins small family ; house fronting the water, The best of board can be had, and the full comforts of = hom box 200 Herald office. OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, wish a genteel furnished room, with board for iy only, ina private family, where few or no boarders aretaken. Aroom on the west side of the city pre- ferred. Price moderate. Addresa Wilkins, Herald office, for three days, stating terms and location. OARD WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN, SIS- ters. A private family preferred. Location’ near Chatham square. Board not to exceed $5 per week for Address Sisters, Chatham square Post Ofic OARD WANTED—BY A GERMAN GENTLEMAN, IN ‘a genteel pir family, where there are no other , and where the comforts of a home may be en- Joyed. Location near Broadway, not above Union rquare. ress W., box 3,150 Post Office. ARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE there are no other boarders, by 3 gentleman and his wife. The best of references given and required. Ad- dress G. O., Herald office. OARD WANTED—FOR A YOUNG GDNTLEMAN and his wife, in a private family; a plain furaished Toom, with partial board. Terms not to exceed $26 per month. Address P. J. F., Herald office. OARDING.—VERY PLEASANT AND NEWLY FUR- nished room to let, with board, to gentle- men, or gentlemen and their wives, at 147 Hu: srreet, peer Hubert, opposite St. John’s Park. Modern improve- ments in the house. OARDING.—WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN AND lady, two neatly furnished rooms, commuuicating, with private tabie for the lady, who is an invalid, in a genteel family, where there are no other boarders, small ebildren, or mu: de- sired; no show, and a fair price will be punctually paid. Address Syntax, box 2,723 it Office. OARDING.—PERSONS WISHING VESY PLEASANT rooms, with board, can be well secommodated at 427 Broome treet, corner of House first clas, with, tmodern improvements. by the week or menth. OARDING—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN be accommodated with a room, or suite of rooms, unfurnished, and board, ina private family. The loea: tion is very pleasant, and but a short distance from the ferries. e or two gentlemen ¢an be accommodated Inquire at 68 Wil- loughby street, Brooklyn. References given and required } OARDING—NO \62 COURT STREET, BROOKLYN Pleasant roms for a gentleman and lady and several single gentlemen, will be rented ata ‘ate price, with gas, baths, and all the comforts of a home, and but five minutes walk from Montague and South ferries. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR two or three Si pore ge finds large and on be enjoyed, ina small private American family, by ap- plying at No. 8 Bleecker street. rdided OARDING.—A FEW RESPECTABLE YO! B can he accommodated with board ie toons rooms; also, a back parlor for a married e@ or unfurnished. Apply 18 Warren street, beteeon Hieks and Columbia, South Brooklyn. Terms reasonable. OARDING.—A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, WITH FUR. » rooms, gentlemen and ee wires, BA + per week for both, newly fitted, with bath, gas, he ; healty and desirable location, accessible to business. ‘Aleo, rooms. . X., Herald Giving address which will {nsure tamediale netecnoee i OARDING.—A ROOM TO LET, ON THE SECOND B floor, well furnished, to a lady and gentleman; board for lady only; west side of Broadway. sear Greahe ond Houston strecte. Address (.T., Broadway Posp Office. OARDING.—A WIDOW WITHOUT FAMILY WOULD let a plain furnished room, with or without Soap Se cttciees Soa, Saad ou ¢ an invalid, or any age to doard: Apply at 87 street, between Bano IN THE COUNTRY.—THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to take six or ei neat Newmar- ki aeiee in as beaut and heal! ‘8 location scan be found in the State. A family |. For terms apply to G. 8. MOMACKIN, Newmarket, N. J. Cirmansvilies the rt white. oure up the hil Cross tho — River Railroad éepot. Easy of access to the ye | ‘OS. 61, 68, AND 65 FRANKLIN STREET, FEW DOORS from Broadway.—To let or lease, sup rior thre¢ story attic and basement houses, = Oe ee and ig —— repair, A) to GEORGE P. IX, 321 Broad way. N. B.—None but respectable tenants neod apply. ESTAURANT TO LET.—THE PRIQUSES KNOWN AS the Tea Room, 57 Chambers street with dre ranze, hotand cold water, gas, private room, an! the best stand in the city. Fixtures for sale. Apply to A. Pe BROWNE, on the second floor. POWER.—ROOMS, WELL LIGHTED, WI teady steop, to let, Inquire at JOHN KENNED! z 7m marble works, corner of Thirty fifth street ang Y TORE NO. 10 COURTLAND STREET TO LET.—CAN dO be bad on 4 Jease, with fixtures, on favorable terms. Apply on the premises. 10 LET—HOUSE NO. 156 WEST FIFMETT STREEP, hotween Broadway and Eighth Aventis, croten bath, Snd water closet, ke. Rent $450 per annum. Apply MefARLAN & MERRITT, No. 49 Third Avesu LET.—THE FINE TWOSTORY AND ATTI7 HOUSG 118 Hammond street, thirty-two feet front r four deep, an ice house, and also a two story wick Geiks. in ‘the san, thity to feat by uxton doupy'a wide ‘way to the’ back building. HOUGHTALIN, No. 9 Perry street, Fe cimg ane Baltes Bahia \0 LET—THE SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE 1: a T ard street. Can be seen from 12 + Sic amie LET—A DESIRABLE LOFT IN 101 WILL street. Inquire of SMITH & TODD, up sta‘rs, of LET—A LARGE, AIRY ROOM, AND FURNITURE T° tr sale, which cost $150. Will be soli at = bare gain. Apply at 526 Twelfth atreot, from 10 till 2 o'clock. ——————— '0 LE!—THE WHOLE OF THE SECOND, THIRD AND T fourth stories of house 666 Broadway, one door be- low Prince street. There fioors have been altered and improved for showroom and store purposes, entrance made wide and desirable, with stairs easy of access. If required, four floors ina rear buildiug, communicating, for light manufacturing purroree. ‘Apply t> AARON RDMAN, 142 Mulberry street. LET—A NEW STORE, 256 CANAL STREET; ALSO the corner of Greenwich and Canal streets, suitable: for clothing, hatter and other Darpores; also other stores, Apply to AARON HARDMAN, 142 Mulberry street, Ts LET—A HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM, WITH. out coard, at 226 Woonter street, near Amity. Stages pass the house every five minutes. —$—$——— ‘0 LET—THE THREE STORY HOUSE, NO. 22 Montgomery street, in tho Seventh ward. Apply at No. 7 Erie Railroad Buildings, or at 171 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. Also, wanted to hire, of avespectable = | house in Brooklyn, not more than ten minutes walk from the ferries. Apply at the same places. LET—ROOM NO. 2, ON SECOND FLOOR OF 280 Broadway, corner of Reade street, weil caleu- lated for a law office, or for any light business, Inquire of SPAULDING & HAPPY, 289 Broad way, second floor. LET—THE SECOND FLOOR AND FRONT BASE~ ment of a small, modern built house in Thirteenth. street, near Sixth avenue. Gas and Croton wator throughout the house. Apply to WILLIAM M. GILE3, 189 Sixth avenue, corner of nth strect. LET—A CORNER GR STORE, DOWN TOWN, corner of Washington and Carlisle streets, Old eatsb— lished. sion immeciately. Fixtures in. Apply to P. M. TEMPLE, No. 4 Morris street, near Broadway. T? LET—THE FRONT PART OF THE SECOND FLOOR 233 Broadway, suitable for a salesroom or office. Pos- sersion given immediately. Inquire of EMIL SE1TA, print seller, 413 Broadway, up stairs, or of Meade Br thers, om the premises. LET—THE UPPER PART OF BUILDING NO. 385 Bowery, between Fifth and Sixth streets, consisting of two lange rooms, 25 by $0 feet—bein 8 good basinose Immediate possession. Pate 20 Sixtlr. location. street, near Third avenue. ‘0 LET—IN A RESPECTABLE PRIVATE FRENCH family, with breakfast only, a furnished room and bedroom, together or separate, for single geatlemen. fideo a peeping! mee premises, 106 Bleecker cf Tis i A i i z Hi He a5 ii Hi § i | ii iW i izs a i avenue, oe eae forme. It is Torable an opportunity for leasing in that’ vietotto rte Probably never ogain oscur. Apply to R. G. ; 1 street, corner of Broadway, under Metropolitan