The New York Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1854, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL | % r ARK ET. pay, Ang. #~@P.M. | Pie each market we y active at the opening this | morning, and 4 larger fraction than nrual of the transac At the first MONEY tions were for cash. Fonds fell % per cent, Erie Ins fend and Toledo Railroad, 4 yoad, 3; Erie Railroad, 14 vaneed 4 per cent. again become quite active, int the sales to-day were yrincipally for cash. The dears will doubtless hammer away at it again, one of there days, when the market iearagua Transit ad- value of the stock will fuctnste like all other fancies. | ‘At the second board there was not much activity and sot much change in prices. After the adjournment of the Board the following sales ‘ef stocks were made at auction by A. H. Nicolay :— $6,000 d Indispolis RR, let wort. int. added 75 $6,000 8 nd Hocking Valley, eo do 70 $10,600 Maysville and Lexington RR, 2¢ mort do 10 $5,000 Flushing RR, Ist mort 20 shares St. Nicholas Bank.. 7 144 do Buifalo and State Line RR Daring the past two months the stoc Mmavery depressed condition. The prevalence of the gholera, the war in Europe, the defaications of Schuyler and Kyle, have becn the principal causes, and they have ‘Been sufficient to ure up many of the bulls and depreci- ate the market value of fancy stocks to points little dreamed of a few months siace. Lhe appearance of the ebolera was anticipated by many speculators, who ope- seked accordingly; but no one anticipated the defalca- ‘ons of Schuyler and the effects of such an expose. The ‘Dears had the full benefit of that cause, without ealculat- img upon it. There probably hus never been in the bis- tery of stock speculation in this city, euch # combina. tion of circumstances favorable to the bear, interest. At the commencement of the decline prices ruled very high. and the margin, therefore, fora fall wae large. ‘Me inflation was the result of 2 long period of epecala- Mons, and the fanctes had yc .vhed points 0 much beyond Weix rea} value that they could not have been much tong- er suriained by any combination. At that time the causes dove referred to ocenrred, and the fall was rapid. There was no let up to the decline, and most ef the fancies Yambled together. Haiiroad siveks carried others with Wem, but not to the same extent, and the losses have deenenormous. Some of them have not yet reached the jowest depth, while others have fallen immeasurably delow their intrinsic worth. Amidst each panics as have lately been experienced, it is dificult to make dis- timetions; and it is only uponthe return of the second sober thought that the wheat ‘s gathered from the chaff ‘ana proper classification is made. We must condemo ‘the whole class of railroad stocks. Itis merely a mat- tex of time with them all. Thosenow knownto be bad Dave been considered good, and those now considered good will sooner or later prove bad. Aa javesiments, ‘they bave all seen their bestdays. So far as the works are concerned, they are worth ten times more to the eountry than they have cost and cannot be dispensed with. Landed property throughout the Union bay been doubled de value by these works of internal improvement; and if fhe wil bad been directly taxed to pay for their con- struction, 1t would have been fair and just, for the land owners have been, as a class, actually more benefitted than any other, and, as a gencral thing, have paid the east for it. The soil has been largely increased in value, with increased taxation, while those who have built the zailreads have been heavy losers. Unfortunately for the country at large. and ihe progress o! railroads in parti- ealar, most of the stock subscriptions have been made by thore who looked upon them as productive invest- ments. But for this belief very little stock would ever have been taken, and it has been for the protection of thie much abused and doladed class that we have so fre- quently pointed out tke utter impoatbility of deriving Aividends on the capital advanced. ‘This valuable and en- terprizing class of citizens have been swindled by the Salee representations of those who have other onjects fm eonstructing railroads than the productiveness ef the investment. Owners of land along a pro- pored route have manufactured and circulated all sorts ‘ef mtories for the purpose of attracting the attention of thore who have funds seeking profitable employment. ‘The projectors generally take very little stock, and if they Jose what little they do take, the enhanced value ef their lands is an offset an hundred fold. In every section of the country we find men of moderate means have been swindled, by these land epeculators, by some railroad project. With nothing but their money—the result of many years’ hard Iabor—with no interest in ‘the soil to be benefited indirectly, their means have been drawn from them by the false reports and estimates of Sliques of Iandebarks, who have no other motive than to add value to their property by the expenditure of other people’s money. Railroads are very necessary for the growth and prosperity of the country, but they should de built by the landed interest. As investments for capital they never will be productive, and if the land is taxed directly to pay for their construction, there can be no swindling by the sale of stock. Millions upon millions of dollars have been sunk in railroads, by indi viduals who have made the investment solely with the view of receiving regularly semi-annual dividends. The brokers do not like to touch Indiana or Mlinois money, and will not do so except at a large discount, and it would therefore be advisable for the public to refuse ‘all issues of banks in those States. Holders of suoh bills would do well to get rid of them as soon as possible; but @o not submit to much of a shave. The onty really safe way is to touch not, handle not, and a few weeks would abut up helf of the shaving shops of the West. If people will continue to take such trash, the supply will keep ‘ap, and ultimately serious losses be realized. It is easy ‘enough to put down such a currency, and those who lose anything have no one to blame but themselves, The Sailures thus far have been as follows: — Bank of Washtenaw. Erie and Kalamazoo Bank Bank of Milford ” and Mechanics’ Bank, Memphis Bank of Carthage, N. Y. Brovers’ Bank, Ogdensburg, N. Y. ‘The brokers do not buy the notes of the following named Danks :-— Bank of Castleton. Merchant Bank of Milledgeville. — South Ro; Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of a Ban! t County, ‘The securities of the Drovers’ Bank at Ogdensburg, ac eording to the last apnual statement of the Banking Beperintendent, were — Bonds and mortgages............. $36,777 Mew York State stock, & per cent 21,000 Do. do. 6 do. 10,000 Waited States stock, do. 10,000—-$77 777 Girculation...... svvseens eeeevees. 16,039 ‘The Albany Allas, of the 254 inst., saya :— ‘The bills of the Bank of Carthage were this moring re- Tosed at the agency in this city. The President of ti hank has failed, and an assignment has been made. The securities of the bank are as follows :— Bonds and mortgeges Rew York State stock Do. do, United States stock, Greulation ‘The s ger city are of opinion 1 securi ‘Ties are such ar to warrant a redemption of the bills at wr very near par. It will depend very much on the cha acter and value of the mortgages, as well as the manner im which they are disposed of. If, under the aasiga ment, « forced sale of them ix made, they may bring something below par; in which case the margin of $703, tegetber with the premium whieh the stocks will vriog may -ecure the dill-hokiers a par redemption. It shoald also be remembered, that the mortgages are not received at the department at their full estimeted value; there is ® 80 a margin left them for the eecurity of the bill hoki. @r. In view of all the cireumetances, therefore, it is ad visable to hold on the bills for a few days. A telegraphic despatch from Buffalo’ states that the Lille of the Erie and Kalamazoo Bank are redeemed in that city. Megers. Stanton "& Wilcox, the agents of the Lewis County Dank in Wall street, pledge themselves to redeem Sill the notes of that institution, presented. Tuer say that the reports that the bank had failed are without foundstion. ‘The steamebip Asia, at this port fram Liverpool, brings three days later intelligence. The news, financially and commercially does not smovnt te much, but it is rat of afavornyld character. Consols kad actyaneed 1; pe cont ond closed firm atthe improvement. We have no hang to repor! in quotations for cotton. The market was steady, In consequence of the Gne w.sather pre Sailing tbrovgbous Grost Britain, and the aa tisfactort @ppearance of the crops, the corn markets had been in setive, but no decligg ia prives had taken piace. The Sstest Feturms of the Bank of England, compared with those for the week previous, show a dccrecse of £184 814 inthe bullion in both departments, £112,955 in the @irenlation, £514,592 in the private deposits, and £415, 600 in the govermment securities. In che public depo site there i¢ an increase of £45,220; on the rest of £94,000; in the private securities of £28,544, and on the motes unemployet of £94,275. To American srourities pothing of importance had been done for rome tima, an! quets eos were considered only nominal. By the 2 al of the steemsbips Promethens Brgrge Low we save yor tll He and New York Central Railroad has | r4, Dilmois Central , up tothe Ist inst. ine) , avd a large shipment of gold Curt. The two vieamers bring an aggregaie ef about two millionsof doliare. The details of the oom: wercis] ac’ounty are of an unfavorable character. The mining news is mere encouragiog. The following statement will ebow the operations «f the San Francisco Mint for the quarter ending Jane 30, | 1854 — } Unparted bare— Before we! After me)tin Ounces, | . oon e))8,465 60 eases + 2:314,122.98 | vee 98,196, 217 87 | 266.19 After meltin; Value,...+ 2 SP oga ser 10 It may be necessary to state that ‘‘unparted bars’’ are those from which the silver bas not been extracted. “Parted bars’? contsin only tbe gold, and the reason of the small demand for thrm is that parties who desire » the extracted prefer coin, as being more mez- <vThe following is the statement of dutice paid at the port of Sen Francisco during the month of May, 1854:— 963,585 00 BT Btock Exch: : Tuurspay, Aug. 24, 1s04. $1000 'N York 5’s,’62 106 100 sha N Y Gen R53 87% 1000 Krie Income... 80 100 do.Monday 873; 3000 A0,..,..6 7935 60 Jo B80 8735 2000 Erie Conv, °71. 57 100 do 560 8614 8000 Erie Bas, "83.. 783, 175 Harlem RE,..93 323g 10(00 1) Gent Ba..bb {200 G0....4-.88 33 22000 4 do. BOO Bh 60 343, 86%, = 42 40 . 107 38% 16 Metropolitan Bk. 100% 100 do. . 38% 100 Emp City By..b3 70 100 do 0 384g 50 Canton Co. 3 do. .¢ 38 100 N Jersey Zinc.s8 53; 160 éo. bd 38 100 do.,.....b3 5% 500 3 10 37% 160 Flor & Keyport.. 3 850 “ban 383, 50 Nicar’a 18% 200 83 38 200 do, 19-500 830 38 do.. : #10 38 30 Cleve & Toledo, do, v0 30 eo do. . 31% 106 do. 60 72 do. 373s 200 Comb Coa) Co.s3 283; do... 31% 250 40... 860 2824 do 87% 20 do, b3G 2835 do, 37% 284 - 2835 28% 69 28 68% ES ast . 88 6834 a és 68 68 “3 BOARD. 300 shs ReadingR 00 68 60 Harlem RR...b80 35 100 do... aes 83% do. 100. do,.....860 33 NY Cent 8 5 Panama RR...... 85 7000 80,0 00000 Bb 2000 Hudson Con Bs 65 50 sha Nicar’a Trans 1875 100 do ae 86 Cleve & 4 70 75NY Cent BR... 87% 35 do 81% 100 Reading 67 200 do. 67 200 do. 87 sco do. 61 CIFrY TRADE REPORT. Taurspay, August 24—6 P. M. Acnrs —Sales were reported of 50 bbls. at $6 for pearls, and $7 for pote, per 100 Iba. Buravsrurrs —Flour was still more eagerly sought af- ter, and at higher prices. The day’s sales embraced 4,500 bbls —common to choice State at $9 to $10; common to good Ohio and Michigan at $9 75 a $10 25, and other kinds in propartion. Some 1,600 bbls. Southern found N ‘rimmed dni msde at Ip the very best ma puyers at $0.25 a $9 623; for mixed to goo’, and $9 75 & $10 26 for fancy to extra, per bbl. Sales were made of 60 bbls, euperiine rye flour at $5 1224, and 100 bdls. Jer sey corn meal at $4124 per bbl, Wheat was acarce and quiet. Rye was purchased to the extent of 2,000 bushels At $125 09128 per bushel. state and Western oats were in fair demand at d6c. a 60c. per bushel. Corn was pretty brisk. The sales reached 6000 bushels at 82340. a fdc. for unsound, S5c. a 86c. for Western mixed, aad Sic. a 88e. for Southern yeliow, per bushel. Corroy.—The sales continued to be light, while quo- taticns were without quotable change. “orFx8.— The G ansactions were limited; 200 a 300 bags ere sold at 91,¢.010%¢., with @ small lot of La. le. 1GHIs continved duil, and more or less nominal. There war :ome corn offering for Liverpool, but at rates below thore asked, viz. ; 3d. per bushel ja ship's bags. There were also veval stores offering. About 400 a 500 bales of compressed cotton, in lots, were taken at i¢d ; d weight was at 10s, a 12s. 6d. To Havre, 200 a °00 s of leather were engaged at tc. To California es Oontinued dull at 35c. a 40c. Hay.—Sales of 500 balea were reported at G5c. a 75c. Hors were more inquired for at 28¢. a 30c. per Ib., but were held higher. Tron —Saiea of 75 tons Scotch pig were made at $40, and 100 do. at $59. Lime.—Rockjand was scarce and wanted at 90c. for common, and $1 15 for lump, per bbl. Mossses.—fales of 60 bhis. of Porto Rico were made at S8e. NAvAL Srones.—Spirits turpentine continued firm, »vith tales of a few hundred barrels at 54c. a 55c., closing with a Rempaee | to higher rates. Kosin and raw turpentine were unchanged Ons.—All kinds were inactive with the exception of linseed, which was in good request from store at 7%c. a 80c per gallon, Provisions —Pork was more yaluable. 1,400 bls. changed hands at $14 for mess, and $11 50 for p: ‘sae, per Dol. Cat meats were rare and needed, at fall): vos. ard tended upwards. The sales included 900 bois. at Tlic. a 1).%e. per Ib. Beef varied little. 300 bbls. were told at yesterday's prices. Butter and cheese were in fair demand and firm. Rice.—The market continned firm, with sales of 150 casks at $3 87 a $4 37. Sveans.—The market was rather dull, without chaaes in prices. Among the sales were 200 to 300 hhds. Cal Jeane, at 524 Turow. —The market was firm, with sales of about 30,000 Iba. elty rendered, at 12\c Toracco —Soles of 60’ 70 hhds. Kentucky leaf were ie. 840. ‘There were 400 bbls. Obio and Prison dis- 363¢¢. per gallon. ERTISENENTS RENEWED EVERY DAL ~~ COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. $1 - —PARTNER WANTED, IN A SAFE of e _business.—To a person who has good usiness qualidcations, and can command the above amount, this is an excellent opportunity of sta himeelf in business. Adiress A. W. A., Herald office. OR $),500.—WANTED TO JOIN THE $1,00 advertiser (who bas had séveral years perience in Day & Martin’s, London) au active, ener- getic man, with the above capital, in the man.actare of bineking and ail kinds of writing inks and varnishes, a very profitable business, as can be shown. Address Robt. Easton, box 101, Herald office. —PARTNER WANTED, IN A GENTLE: ¢ manly business, paying at least $500 a month. Brookville lots for sale or exchange, merchandise to exchange for real estate; several houses wanted in any good business part of New York or Brooklyn, for which cxeh will be paid. Apply to BE. MoMAtiON, 176 Chatham street. $300 —WANTED, A PARTNER IN A CAS! manufscturing business that pays ‘Te @ man with the above amount this will be ound agefe investment. Apply at 81 Nassau street, room No. 9. 325 TO $300.—-WANTED, A PARTNER WITH OU. the above amonnt, ino cash mannfacturing business. The advertiser understands the business per- feetly None but those who eae give good reference need apply, as the best of reference will be given. Tw quire of T) LEE, 195 Broadway, forrth floor, jewel and morceeo case manutactory. ‘ SPEAKING ENGLISH, WHO $100 . We amount ian cxsh, wanted as Partuer in an intelligence office. Adéxess W., Herald office. —— PARTNER WANTED-—-WITH ABOUT $4,000 CASH capital, to join in a very lacrative manufactaring busivess already in operation. It has cleared about $12, - 000 in one year, and may be made todo more, Addresa H. 1. HL, Herald office, giving name and address BILLIARDS. ILLIARD TABLES~ONLY PATENT OUSBIONS IN Ameries, of thirty yearaatending. A. Bessiord’s re c A joed prices, eheap as any. assortment ready Is foretinpt Bilifsrd players il Bnd slate pad mets! bed and robber air cushions at § 4nn street; eu entrance st 149 Fulton etreet, very article ia the for sale —— ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE —BUYERS WILL DO woll to call and examine our sole patent India rab. Ter cnabion, which hax given universal satiefactt on. atelle table for sale cheap. GRIVKITH & DI rd Table Mekers, No. 90 Ann street CLOTHING OTE TO COUPBERN AND WEATERN HUYY? teats wade Aotting—A stock of foe ciott 387 museovado, at 4%7c, a B,c., and 1000 200 do., NewOr | The locality aroand—js contiguous i@ splendid mansions and to the Sixth avenue and Amity str set blocks of the Sixth and Kigiat avenue cars, block of the Blesoker street omniuures, and the Le street omanibuses pase the door. 18 refe) elren an*® BOARDING 49D LOUVAIIG. BROADWAY —ELEGANT SUITS OF ROOM? 64 for faupilies on @ret and second floors, with fol board; aleo desirable zooms for single gentiemen. House furnished with betha, and: al! the moderna imoprovements, Pi permanent or transient Yen will find desirable accommo ations a8 avov ————— com ood HUDSON EET, : , ORPOATE sT. 147 Park —Fornisbed roems to let, with board, to mogle gentlemen or geutiemén and their wives, The ouse tas all the modern improvements and newly fur- BROADWAY.—JAMES TUCKER C\N PRODUCE at this moment a atock of costly flowers and | unequalled in the State. The coiffer ¢ magnificent, and bridal wreaths fl! for the oceasion, The above’ im: Are PO patar, and no ordinary production, set Broadway, up’ Y IMMEDIATE APP" YGATION, A DESIRABLE SUIT ( of roome, futD' shed or unfurnished, suitable for one or two families’ with board, may be obtained. Also, Reo neatly ‘or 402 rooms for single gentlemen, in the Oe ae stone house No. 312 Second avenue, between Nine’ eenth and Twentieth streets. The Broad: pre ogg #enth street and Second avenue stages pass or 4 AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE—STOCK, B feare and fixtures, ieweere, dalngs beokens § corner of Third avenve ‘Thirty-third street, A chine tantiy sant, tee A mabementy, To death of proprietor. ad FRANKLIN STREET. — NEATLY FURNISHED 10) partors, with ‘edrooma atached, on the dret and second floors, to to single R¥atlemen. Broak- fast served in the rooms if required. CPganlines, strictty observed, Inquire as above, fret house west of ‘Broadway. AND 62 VARICK STREEE, ST, JOHN'S PRK. 60 elegantly furnished reome, in wuits or other. wise, suitable for families; rooms Por single gentle- men. Permanent or transieut lery, will find desira- bie accommodations by inquiring as 4’s0ve. GROVE STREET, NEAR BLEROKER—A DELIGHT- ful suit of rooms to let, or separately, furnished or unfa with Houee first containing ep ite cncae apeagen moat derivable, an car TRENTH STRERT, NEAR FIFTH avenue and Union desirable rooms, with ird floors, for familiss or ywith modern con- BOND STREET—THIRD FLOOR TO LET, CON- oF eos of twe large pemre ane be perros jogether or separate, with . par or without board. Y H BOND STREET.—TO LET, APARTMENTS AND rooms, elegantly ed with gas, &c, oo the second and ibird Goors. FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ON SECOND A floor, suitable fora gentleman and wifs, to let, with board. ‘ferme reasovable, and but a select fow will be taken. Inquire in store corner ef Court and Harrison streets, South Prooklyn, or at No. § Tompkins place, just out of Harrison street. B a. FINK. N ELEGANTLY PURNISHED APARTMENT TO LET, with full board, to one or two gentlemen, io a French Soni in the first class house, 109 Waverley place, gas, bath, be. Dinner at 6 o'clock. TNO. 20 CLINTON PLACE, WEST OF, AND NEAR Broadway, # beautiful suite of rooms on the foot front, to let with board. Honse ‘nexceptional and gaa; pure air. Us and given? A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND ONE OR TWO stage, lene, eam find board and pleasant rooms at jeecker street. Lape ph ay BOARD, WEST OF AND NEAR Broadway—BRooms and suites of rooms, Lexpngeer | furnished pleasantly located, at the first class res! streets. Family smell and select. References given and required. FEW SELECT FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with suites or single rooms, with board, at 55 West Twenty-third street. The house is first clats, containing all the modern. improvements, furnished’ in the most approved style, and the location desirable, Also, an office, suitable for a physician. Ae, WITH BOARD, WEST OF AND NEAR Broadway.—Rooms, and suites of rooms, handsome- ly furnished and very pleasantly located, at the first class residence 91 Prince street. Bathe and gas. Refer. ences given and required. Family small and select. OARD.—A FURNISHED PARLOR! AND BEDROOM to let to a gentieman and wife; aso one room for a single gentleman on the second floor, in a private family where the comforts of « home can be realized, All the modern improvements, and convenient to stages and roads, Callat 145’ West Twnty-second street, be- teen Sixth and Seventh ave Bostic RADY AND GENTLRMAN CAN OBTAIN pleasant apartments, consisting of parlor and bed- room, unfurmshed, where there are no other borders, in a desirfble neighborhood, one block from Brosdway, by addressing Allen, Broadway Post Ofiice. OARD—A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET TO A gentleman and his wife an unfurnished room, bed- room, pantries, &., on second floor; also, would accom- modate two or three single gentlemen with partial board. ‘The house has all the improvemente, and good location. Inquizxe at 71 Macdougsl street, between Bleecker and Houston streets. OARD.—PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD; a front room, bedroom and pantry, on third floor; alo, room, bedroom and closet on the second floor; water and gas in the rooms; location very pleasant, at 207 West Twentieth atreet. References given and required. Din. atsix. Convenient to Eighth avenue cars and stages. OARD-—A LARGE FRONT ROOM, WELL FURNISHED, } onthe second floor, suitable for a gentleman and bis also a pleasant room, suitable for two single gentlemen, can be obtained, with or without board, at 16 Grund street, near Varick.’ The cars pass within @ few rods of the door every five minutes. OARD.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, AT 22 UNION place, to a party of gentlemen, or a family, or both, with full or partial board. The house is delight. fully’ situated, overlookivg Union pari, and is furniahed with gas, baths, &c. Apply as above. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR ONE OR two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with very pleatant rooms, in = delightful lecation, on Brook- lyn Heights, about three minutes walk from Wall or Fulton ferries, by applying at 104 Hicks street. OARD DOWN TOWN.—PLEASANT FURNISHED rooms with board, down tor may be obtained by calling at 126 Chambers street. References required. OARD IN A FRENCH FAMILY.—ONE OR TWO young gentlemen csn be accommodated with neatly ‘'urpished rooms and ape board in a private family wi the French language is spoken exclurively. Location, Perry street, ween ker and Fourth streeta, Fighth avenue cars pass near the premises. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—AT 101 SCHERMERHORN street, near mi pleasant rooms can be ingly or in suits. The house is commodious, and situa- ted as pleasantly as any in Brootlyn. Ten to fifteen minutes walk from the ferries. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND lady can obtain a pleasant room, with pantries, furnished or unfurnished; the house is in a very healthy L-cation; only a few boarders taken. Also, two or thre gentlemen can be accommodated. Apply at 155 Adams street, near Fulton Ferry. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE Fa. mily, occupying a first class bouse close to the South ferry, Brooklyn, will Be happy to te one or two gentlemen, or s gentleman Doard. References ex: French spoken by the family. tween Henry and Hicks streets, Brook! OARD IN peta at Saae relt ee FURNISHED rooms, ib partial board for itleme ean be hai in a private German Tunty tas SYover the house. Apply at 90 Harrison street, near Henry strect. References exchanged. /OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—TWO OR THREE single gentlemen can be accommodated with plea rant rooms and board in s fine house, eligibly lo. cated on the heighta, commandirg a fine view of the ri- ver and bay, and within three minutes walk of Fulton ferry. Apply immediately at 13 Poplar street. OARD IN WILLIAMSBURG.—A LARGE FRONT room, with pantry, on the second floor, and a small room, can be had, with full or pertial at 117 Eouth Kighth street; a fine location, and within minutes walk of Peck ‘slip and Grand street fe Apply as above OARD IN HOBOKEN.—SIX GENTLEMEN CAN RE accommodated with — board end single rooms, = No. 1 Hudson place, three minutes walk from the ferry. Ba IN JERSEY CITY.—BOARD, WITH PLEASANT rooms, can be bad in Jersey City, in South Third street, (rst briok house west of Grove street, about fif teen minutes walk from the ferry. OARD WANTED—FOR A YOUNG LADY, IN SOME pleasant family. not above Twentictii strect, or in Willismsburg. near the ferries; where she could have the privilege of practizing on the piano preferred, Terms must be very moderate. Reference exchanged, Address , Broadway Post Ofc OARD WANTFD\-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, within five minutes walk of Dowling Green; dinner ur, 3 o'clock, or partial board in the vicinity of Broad- way, below Astor oe. Address, stating terma, which must be moderate, Studious, Herald office. OARD WANTED UP TOWN—FOR A LADY FROM the country. with a widow or unmarried tady, where there are po ebildren or other boarders. A furnished room large enough to contain a piano will be required. Address Luey D., Herald office. GARD WANTED IN SOUTH BROOKLYN—BY A gentieman and wife, inn private family, or French preferred, and where vo other are taken Please address box 1,044 New York Post Office. Oa RDING.—FAMILIES WISHING BOARD FOR THE fa‘land winter can be accommodated with desirable rooms and bourd—pariers, with bedrooms connested, or single rooms—at 624 Brondway, OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN per aks Niesisine wior and bedroom, Ayre or third floor, with all the modern improvement Twenty second street, between ree and Sixth ex. Dinner at 6 o'clock. ARDING MAY BE OBTAINED AT THE CORNER ot Asan os Fourth streets, in a double ag for married or single gentlemen, on very reasons! ms. jeema ith noble forest trees for blocks ia three thin one renoes will be Application 10 b@ made at 118 nired. church. OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITA OR F without board, for gentlemen or gentleman and wife House ly located ne: ‘ar ant Park, with modern improvements. Apply at 176 Hast Seventeenth street. RIVATE BOARDING.—SEVERAL VERY PLEASANT rooms, ly or in suits, either furnished or unfornished, can be had with board at 280 Fourth ave- ae Dr. Hawks’ church. The house is finely located and has all the mogern improvements, Referen- ces exohar ged. RIVATE BOARDING.—T0 LET, gentlemen, a suit of rooms, either 20) ste or to- gether, with partial board, ina house pleasantly tituated, neer several stage routes, and convenient to with aemall family, pears the rooms at rye] oceu) Baths in the house. Apply at 165 Thompson eS RET AS, ivat a he = nde of Ue tty snd ove Rghth srt Please addrese X. Y. S., office. 00MsS TO LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, with or without board, to single gentlemen or wives. Location Bleecker street, nite Van bg oa References exchanged. Address . E. F., Herald office. Reirmen eto and 9280 per 'wonn, at Grapes Hota, men, at at ) 8b Grand vicest, wear Orosty otvert..” Also ‘room for public or private clubs, committees, kc. from 12 to2 o'clock. Cho} rarebite, old and new ales, &c, Ps GAR MET TERANCE, LL, CHESTNUT GROVE, CLIFTON, STATEN Island. One or two fe or single gentiemen, can be accommodated by applying ca) - (0 GENTLEMEN AND WIVES CAN BE ACCOMo- dated with board in a private family, at 55 West \ty-first street, ‘ANTED—BY THE ADVERTISER, FOR HIMSELF and two young lsdies, a sitting and two bedrooms, if one small bedroom, with full board for or one large and one the ladies and board for himself, unless the diauer hour be late. vicinity of one of and not above Gramercy park, preferred. Terms not to exceed fifteen or sixteen dollars a week for the three, with par- tial board for one. Reference required. Andress F. M. M., Herald office, ———aSSSS HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, 4 DRUG STORE WANTED—DOING A GOOD BUSI- ness, inone of the inland towns of the State. Ad- dress Chemicals, Herald office. HOUSE WANTED—WITH; SOME GROUND, lease, in the suburbs of New York, Brookl; Williamsburg. It must be of good size and res: genteel, Occupation within one or two mont - dreas, particulars, Mr. H.,,No, 66 Teinit: buildings, 5 " if ‘URNISHED HOUSE.—A VERY AND handsomely furnished house, nine rooms, baths, &c., adjacent to St. John’s park, with the vie lege of entrance thereto, will be let for six months on reasonable terms, in consequence of the proprietor visi- ting Europe. Apply to : ak LT EILLILAND, 90 South William street. ON A OF REENWOOD CEMETERY.—WANTED 10 PUR- chase, a lot handsomely loca with or without fence. Please address A. B.C., Hi office, giving the number, location and terms. OUSE WANTED—IN A_ RESPECTABLE NEIGH borhood, between Fourth and Sixth avenues, and Fourth to Twenticth street. Rent $800 to $1,0008 reas J. B., box 641 Post OMice. OUSE WANTED—OR THE LOWER PART OF A boure, suitadle for a small family, in the vicinity of Broadway, not higher up than Union square. For particulars address G. 8, Herald office. Be hat WANITED—IN A RESPECTABLE NEIGHBOR- rom hood, between Fourth and Seventh avenues and Fourth to Twenty-sixth street, with gas and water ent from $600 to $8008 year. ‘Address office. ‘ANIED—BETWEEN EIGHTH AND SEVENTEENTA streets, near Broadway, two large rooms and a parlor, with full board; late dinner. Address V., box 04 Post Office, S.C. L, Herald ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A HANDSOME- Jy furnished house, situated between Twelfth and Twenty -fifth streets, and not far from Brosdway or Fifth avenue. Address box 2,456 Post Office. 'ANTED—TO PURCHASE, IN THE CENTRAL PART of this city, in a good ncighborhood, « three awelling house, with modern ements, &o. Ad- dress BH: F. 8. Werman, 22 North William street. Waa MODERN HOUSE, IN A PLEASANT PART of the city, not above Tenth street, from the first of Noyember. It muat be fyrniahed, such as oil cloths and carpets, Address to N. D. W., office. -ANTED—FURNISHED ROOMS; THE APARTMENTS wanted are tw three akiteben. Address Delta, Herald office, with price per mosth. ‘ANTED TO HIRE, FROM THE 1ST OF OCTOBER, & small house, with modern improvements, locat- ed west of Broadway. Will purchase some furniture, if at a reagonable ‘Address, stating particulars, box 247 Post Office. V ANTED—A ae cottage, in the eg a iy, or nine age, a} city, or in Jersey City with er ithout the ivilege to buy it. Address Los 3.326 Post Office, with fasts and location. ANTED—TO PURCHASE, IN THE of this city, ina seshewin beset, a three s' pkg house, with modern improvements, dress H. Silverman, 22 orth William street. ‘ATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN 4 Lover. — Lawton, Boston, formerly o receipt of one ) Piain, [dl tas soveted aftections ot as many of the oex ae their hearts may desire. The procens is so but #0 captivating, that all may be married, irrespec of , Sppearance, or position ; and fanat, it jaenged iin Fook care Address ‘ATRIMONIAL.—MADAM EMILE, Paris, Professor of Aw phy, or re: wr by an individual's q bse Re ‘medinm, om ee the es 3 twenty-five cents and specimen of hand-wrfting sen person fall delineation of their character, iutare sess dest. safely transmit th in one week after the receipt of ee tno wir all ead a test ha} me ba , wi ineas 0 matrimonial lies, and will ‘he person at through an instrument which she will illuminate itself by invoking the of her wonderful science, and will tell all events of life, and even the very thoughts. 76 Broome street, near Cannon street. Gentle- men not allmitted. RS. PREWSTER, 69 GREAT JONES STREET, COR. ner of the Bowery, has been persuasion ther noties. She can be 1p astrology, love ant Jew mettera, Ppt mm Te by Books and ecience. atx? will tell'the name of the lady er gentleman they wil), marry, the names of her visitera. Ladies 50 conta genthanen $1, =— EXPRESS AGENCIES. TIME Nn a oe ft relent f ylang if fel ms for wall . ’ bo received i New York, collected by our wagons, nod aie Wideteiee eee on Pace: i ht for 1m usual paca ages fuiging immediats Gerpatch acates tiene te charge. i be faben at 16 tonts pee pound frog for transit.) che Ihrus, New JOEN W. CaARRINGTON, agent, 79 Broad iwmagow rally ad office, Bary the Ten’ jeet 9 inches in 98 fe depth. The duiliings—s pty aS wheelright and om an 2.800, set ny ah tert avenue, 25 feet front and rear, blacksmith shop rent for $200 a = = "3. W. Ri 307 Broadway. —FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND FIX- $1.500. tures of an old established mo dry store, with five years lease; the store seen Ive feet front, fitted a) neat, with a well- stock of goods, ran story, occupied as a sash and catedaive busitoas: Br W, RICHARDS, S07 Browder. 1 00 WANTED—A PURCHASER FOR AN . e old established manufacturing busi- with a route of about 900 regular customers. Real » looated im the country, would be taken in ex- change. Address, with real name, F. H., Post Office. ie rltient tial Be sub cellar heaters, , five marble &c. ’ Admiradly located within five minutes walk of Terms easy. Inquire of L. T. OGY 38d Desa ey —FOR SALE—LEASE, STOCK AND FIX- of and 400. Se terme aes sold ate great sacrifice, in consequence of ill health of the owner. Apply early at 251 a ae $30 —FOR SALE—THE LEASE, AND ‘eo fixtures s fruit and re, si'vated on a doing a day. Ap- IT & CO. TOGETHER WITH the office of REED & good businens, ‘nod trade positively be sola thio Pip atthe Seal tate Oden, 21 Beezeay and at ill. LD, West atfect, corner Bey, FIRST CLASS FAMILY GROCERY hea rated bows oberon Nag ebange, at Flushing, L. L., consisting of genteel Ouse, ‘con’ 5 and outbuild- ings, fruit trees and in abundance, about How! -, on Whitestone avenue, abo one mile from the'lsnd n wards at ing, \and contains up' of 9 acres. There is a good of water, and ice house filled with jee. The and furniture will also be sold if de- sired. Apply to , BINGHAM & CO., 15 William st. RUG STORE FOR SALE~—NEATLY FITTED UP, and well stocked, with dygiling attached, and four years lease of premises from of May next, per year rent. Now doing a business of $80 a week, cash. Inquire of CHAS. RING, druggist, corner of Broadway and John street. b Bae STORE FOR SALE—IN A GOOD LOCATION, and doing an excellgnt business. Is soli on ac- countwf the owner] ea: r South America. Must be sold this peck. Apply '1 East Twelfth street. clase grocery, ‘the city, the quire atter ee A. M. OR SALE—TWO LOTS OF GROUND, ON THE SOUTH side of Twenty-ninth street, commencing ninety feet east of Third avenue, well situated, being vo neur the avenue, for any kind of business, manufactory or dwel- ‘inquire of E. B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fo) lings. avenue. ‘OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF MATCHED IRON gray — fast trotters, (warranted sound and kind in all harness,) just Janced from London. Can be seen for three days at 45 Elizabeth street. GEORGE T. HALL, ‘OR SALE—A HANDSOME SAILBOAT, TWENTY- five feet long, and in perfect order; very fast, and on No maichel sa aay, it of her size on the bay. May be seen at W. P. WILD’s, Pennybridge, Gowanus, Brooklyn, or apply to J..N. 8., box 1,507, Post Office, New York. ice $300. OR BALE—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF porter house, with the license to next May. For inquire at 291 Seventh avenue. Fe SALE—THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A jlendid boarding house, near Broadway, between \ Genal"and Houston streets, 'ahis is an extraordinary chance; quiet place, and near Broadway. wanting must cs malay ‘Also, & large hotel end dining saloon, Paar street, $12,000. Apply at 208 I Fa (OR SALE AT A B .RGAIN—THE STOCK AND FIX- of and liquor s' No, 156 avenue ‘Will be On account of the death of F. W. Mash- a er, with four years lease; rent low, and a usiness. (LOUR AND FEED BUSINESS FOR sean, of building. The present proprietor go West, isthe reason for 5 acres, in New Jersey, one mile the Ryiy between Westfield and Rahway, Price of Farm, $3,000. Apply at 307 West street. Aiccare LOT IN BROOKLYN, FOR SALE OR Second aga of Lange dtmenelons, will be exebanged for loch or in this elly, storks, merchandise or a country re- tidence near New York. ‘Apply to Wi. ROBINSON, 132 Pearl street. ‘YDRAULIC PUMP.—A SUPERIOR NEWARK MADE brass pump, for sale cheap. Inquire at 95 Cliff street, Grat floor. T° DRUGGISTS AND —A_ FIRS? sold ata for for. » $rin 8 CO., Bo Naaman street, 0 SILVERSMITHS.—THE TOOLS AND) FIXTURES ofa slremeseunentotry sc mle at an enormous sacrifice, if a for imax yat A. FALKENAN, SON & PO) 8, 83 Duane street, in the rear. '0 BARBERS.—$1,500 WILL BUY ONEOF THE BE“? barber shops, with bathing rooms, recently fitted out, and toy a very large business. The owner is about to start for California. Inquireat No. 2 Waverley place, New York Hotel. TALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—THE UNDE”. signed offers for sale the follow: five lots of the best manner, twostories with fine well of water, with lot dred by two hundred fee avenue, five minutes walk forty minutes from Cit Ino thirty-one red acres of Innd on fine of the Sunbury and Frie Railroad, in McKean county, Pa. This land is ad- mirably located and increasing rapidly in value. Will be sold in parcels if ¢esired, For farther particnlars apply to EDWD. ©. CHARLES, 138 Pearl st, New York. on mm the railroad de; Tal. A va | DRY GOODS, &c, se +s RY GOOD3.—OLOSING OF THE GREAT SALE OF D burnt and wet goods, of Seventeenth street. whole entire stock of tremendous gacrifice, inorder to make room for their fall stock. Wallane & Scholes would particularly call the attention of the ladies to the fine, Irish linen, table linen, napkins, and towela, &o, OTICE.—A. 7. STEWART & OO, WILL OPEN ON _—_—_—_ AN AAA A AAA STORE TO LET IN BROOKLYN—NO. 90 MA| mirest, near the junetion of Fulton, suitable Eo. pune oe Paces baaines. Inguire of W. » UCRATIVE STORE AND APARTMENTS TO LH refreshments, wines, &c., for sale.—Laocation o tral, pd ey itleman with some means may dress Frank, 192 : et Post Office, post paid B.—No answers ow be ral Pq Office. TORE TO THE AST way. est rate for almost any kind of business. ticulars, apply to B. W RICHARDS: or Broad \EVERAL ELEGANT OFFICE3 TO BE LET, ON RE sonable terms, st 92 Warren street, vp stair] Se tenle erme od Warren ne A LET—A PUBLIC HOUSE, DOING 4 GOOD BU: ness; also two large rooms, with four ante-roou suitable for society or military ‘Appy 2 Grand street. LET—TWO DOORS FROM BROADWAY, PIS parities cota pbrialy ; an for | fallor or efnilliner. “The use of Biteben can had if desired. Possession | Address L. G K-, box 1,688 Post Office. Te vat piace, has ges, both room, Ran LET—UPPER PART OF A PRIVATE sisting of five rooms and basement & KIN: Yi FU) third floors. Pcasession given immediately. Ap ly at 186 Mulberry street. . LET—THE UPPER PART OF FOUR STORY fess Consiel 3m 1,023] Broad) LET—THE THREE LOWER FLOOBS OF THH building 804 Broadway, corner of Duane street sh floor if about 25 feet front by 100 feet deep. Th premises will be let to one tenant, or separately, if quired. Apply to E. BLOOMER, 208 Broadway. LEI—THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE HOUSE ON a bath room at No. 10 Downing street, Bleecko street. ad at the livery stable 145 Fifthavenue, or] at 577 East Twonty- first street, C. SCHUMAN: \0 LEf—GENTEEL APARTMENTS IN HOUSE NO. 10 East Twenty-eighth street; five rooms on « floor, with gas and gas fixtures, water and water closets, la: rd for drying, and separate gas metre; ‘tos email} . yee BD. INSHIMER, 819 Fe avenue. LET—AN ELUGANTLY FURNISHED PARLOR AND} a Dakroctey in 5 moelen eae - 7, O wn, together or separat ithout board; | ers, ‘Terms $10 per week, a advance. Address Safety, Union square Post Office. LET OR FOR SALE—IN THE BUSINESS PART OF the village of Stamford Conn., four large new three ory stores, just finished, with a number of rooms for founs' lodge forts, ox any other Hiad of publ Busines, (6 TOOID, OF of public Kituated on the eorner of Gay and Main streets, Adjoin” ing is a neat two si cottage houre, pleasantly ritu- ated. For particulars inquire of THEODURE MOULTON, 264 Cherry street, or Sands Seeley, Esq., Staunferd. LET, OR LEASE—STORE AND HOUSE NO, 298 ite to Stuart's sugar house, (22x40), Possession can be giver immediately. Inquire on the premises from to 11-4. M- (0 LET OR AND FURNITURE FOR SALE, a convenie t front office, 343 Brendway, third floor. Rent $120 per annum. Apply to J. Abbott, as above. petcnah psa sectarian machen Te bach FOR 8T. CARRIAGE SHOPS, OR phe the roy peewectaring. establishment—' East Twenty-fourth street, between Lexis gtom and Third ae 100 on bay os fer amg street, ran- Sehcraes ae Fae ave wi or i avenue, from 8 to and 3 to7. TS RENT, See FOR 7 AS PAY FOR }.— Want a little there way: t an English of respectability, oc cupying a 1] story eo ern yy Roh ina new hg peer minutes walk from the City Hall, New York, in whi have s second floor and basement to let, Address -American, box 117 Herald office. CAUTION, nisin in iannnnnne An nnnn AUTION.—A ONE, THOUSAND DOLLAR NOTE, Ts: sued by Manufacturers’ and Mecbanics’ of five Fare, $3. Wi fant le at 1 FM fare SE fare, $1 75. leaving ; tse 7 SER i i 4 3 ‘7 = x Monday, August 29, their entire importations of autumn and winter dress goods, selected and. manufac: tured expressly for their Broa@way, Cham- ters, an: streets, SILK GOODS STOCK FOR SALE—STORE TO — ‘EW YORK AND PHILADEPBIA AND THE SOUT K) Owing to Ml health, the subseriber and West, via Now Jersey Railroad.—United Stater offers for sale bis stock, ‘and good will of his trede, | wail snd express lines leave New York, foot of Cortlandt established in 1839. ‘The stock is small, principally of s street, at 7, 8 and 10 o'clock A.M.» and 424 ana 8 P.M; staple character, and in good condition. To s person | Through in four hours, Fare $2 25 in 7, $275 in 43¢, anc about in the millinery goods business, this | $3 in 8, 10 and6. The New Jersey accommodation ‘line ofers an unocenliy faveraple oppeetuntiy, a0 by securing leaves at 12 M., at $2, at the services of one or two ‘the salesmen, they com- Through tickoth sold for weeviee ere ee will also be po for fe ne ko . J. RICHAROS, 136 William street, P. ch {rains