The New York Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1854, Page 6

— = GROADWAY.—A BUITE OF BANDSOMELT fursished rimente to let, with or without pe Fae al ooh ge to par] a on the Brat Seer age Srisle ier one cr wo geuvemen. ‘The house is frst 14 5 Brey STREET, FRONTING ST. JOHN'S Park —A (ront room ana bedroom, with asthe Sc., to let, wit board Kelerences exchanged.” LEONARD STREET, FIVE DOORS EAST OF Broadway, large fursishei rooms with board ‘te Let, to gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, NEsR SIXTH (4 avenue.—One la-ge room, with bed-oom and atta can be obtained; also, a large room on second floor. ¢ house has all ments; location very desirabie. the modern improve §: to let, was ay rooms to en only, night or week. one single night, § fi week, $1 25 and $2 (0 Also to let, a splendid base- ment, well adapted for a barber shop, GFOVF STREET, NE _R BLEECKER—A DELIGHT- ful suit of rooms to let, together or separately, fornisbed or unfurnished, with board. House first chase, ecntaining imp rovt men’ Lecation most desirable mecsessible to car and st. ge linea, UNIVER-11Y PLACE—DELIGHTFUL LOCATION —immediste vicin'ty of #ifth avenae, Broadway, farge hotels, plies of amusement, braries, ke. Board eg for families and gentlemen. dne estra large double veem for a gentleman and wife, with large pautri BOND STREET —GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVE?, or single gentenen, be accommodated wits pleasant rooms, furnished or unfarnished, and board A reom, Fuitable for a party of two or three gentlemen, on ‘the second floor, Bath and gas in the heuse. Dioner at DA, e’clock. Apply as abov RVING PLA CORNER OF FOURTEENTH sticet. Families g spartments for the fall or ean, by immediate application, obtain suits of rooms, spleudid); fornisued, with bosrd, on first an? Steond floors. ® house is Aret slave, ic the immediate visinity of Union equare. WIDOW LADY IS DESIROUS OF LETTING TO A gentleman and his wife a room rnd bedroom, with ; also two or three single gentlemen can bess: m- smodated with pleasant rooms in the first class house 312 way, Fourteenth street and So the door References ¢: FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN, AISO A gentlemao and his wife, can be seoommodated with t rooms and board at No. 23 Hamihon street. COMMODIOUS AND PLEASANT APARTMENT, WITH A Ddoard, on the fist floor, suitable for a gentleman @nd his wife, or two tingle gentlemen; aiso some very t rooms on the third floor for ainzle gentlemen. situation ts exceedingly convenient, and in all re- mpects desirable. Appiy at No 145 Kast Thirteenth atroet, a few doors west of Second avenue. PARTMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN, ELEGANTLY FUR- Alsi on the first, seccnd and third floors, io @ single rooms, to let, at 138 Bleecker street, west of Broadway. Keferences exchanged. FEW GENTLEMEN, AND A GENILEMAN AND his wife, can be accommodated with board and Gemfortable rooms in a private family. Apply at 181 Mulberry street, one door from Brovme street. GERMAN LADY, WHO SPEAKS FRENCH, WANTS Weare, for whieh instruction in German and French wit be given. Address Dr. N, Klingemann, 31 Delanooy wtaeet. T RS. TOUKER’S, NO. 87 PRINCE STREET, A, eond ducr west of Broadway,) can be obtained somely furnished rooms, with board. House frat clase. N ELEGANT SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS 70 Jet in the frst class house, 776 Broadway. Also, iehed reoms, suitable for a fauily, who weuld have ab the privileges of bousekeepers, tuch as conveniences fer ooking, washing &c. Apply trom 10 .M to3 P.M. SPLENPIDLY FURNIS7ED ROM, AND BEDROOM attached, to let to single gentlemen, in a private Bouse, with all the modern improvements; also a singh yeom, With grate and gas in it. Apply at 96 Prince street, « few coors west of Broadway. @ARD.—T0 LET, THE FRONS AND BACK ROOMS, @n the seoond story, handsomely furnished, to gn. and their wives, or to single gentlewen, with par tia) board for ihe gentlemen. house costsing all the modern improvements Plewe apply at 284 Rast Pweith street, secoud block from ray. OARD—VESY PLEASANT ROOWS MAY BE HAD, with full er partial board, ina house replete with the modern improvements, in a celtgutful lication, gad erutigaons to oar andomuibus rou'es Apply at 163 Fourteenth street. OARD—NO. 4 ABINGDON SQUARF, (WEST SIDE;) leeality deligh*fal, and accessible by ears and stages all parts of the town. Also, a front basement to Wes, with or without board, lately occupied by a phy- O*RD.—PER-ONS WISHING BOARD OR BOARD ¢rs will find no other mediam so sure, so resp2cta- , erconvenient, 84 ours. Boarders directed free of charge You will consult the happiness avd safety of eur {emily by calling at offi:e, Cimcon Hall, corner of Taw street and Leiayette place. OaRD.—A PRIV:TE FAMILY, HAVING MORE roor: than they require, would like to let the see- @nd floor, conristing of four rooms, furnished, to a gen- eman and his wife, o- family, without young children, wh- re the comforts of a houle would be jesirable. Gas ead beth in the hou fer lacies, b-eak*es: vad termes reasonable Full board tes for gentlemen. For further pertculars address 1. F. L, Herald ofiee. Reference wequired. \ RD WANTED).—A WIDOW LADY OF THE HIGH- it respectability, ia desirous to obtain a paclor and ora cn the second floor, in a private family, on one ‘ef the cross streets between Fifteenth and Twen'y-third strects, not east of Broadway nor west of Sith avenue, ‘ko dinner hour must be I or 2 o'clock, and the meal nag ‘ty+d. Board about $20 per week. Refer- @meer excharged. snd eommunicstions mutudlly eonfi- @eotial. Address Agnes, box S41 Post Office. OAR) WANIED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A SINGLE rocm, in New York, not farther up than Twelfth Terms moderate. References given and required. ‘Address Hamilten, Herald office, for two days. OARD IN BLEECKER STREET.—PERSON3 WISH- ing to mabe arrangements for the winter, will find ne rooms and every accommodation at 18 Carroll piace, N. B—Also a large front office, suitable for a physician Bites. s ONE OF THOSE HANDSOME COTTAGE houses, No. 20 Cottage place, between Houston and er streets, the entire se2ond floor. Two or three gentlemen can be nceommodated with furnished rooms, with partial board. Keference given and required. OARD WANTED—FOR A YOUNG LADY INA RE spectable private amily where there are few or Re boarders anove Houston street; east side preferrei. Refrrence given and required Address C, T. B., Herald office, for two diys. 0. RD—SPLENEID FRONT ROOMS ON FIRST AND recond floors, for gentlemen and their wives, als am entire flour for single gentlemen, with an exclaistve sitting room, in a brown atone house, wi'h all modern improvements Location desica Ie fo= ade and mal ns rou Apply at 20 W. teenth street, » Terms moiera’e. ferences es cho ng eo FOR A ferred Locabon tet ween Blocker west of the Horery. Ad rene RS, vg heation, terms, he. (DY, IN A PRIVATE Dw lady would be pre teenth street, rabd offine, stat } ©sED —VERY PLEASANT ROOMS, FURNISRB) or nnforn be, to gentlemen and their wives. can De chtatced at 3°8 Fourth avenue, on the mort renesn @leterms 1 ue modern and pleagintly sitoated. Re fernnces exedinge. 8 RD AND ROOMS AT 205 SIXTH AVEN artecpih strmet mA fow gonylemen + private family RY PLEASANT ROOM ON THE ‘0 wt, with board trons or two ga» te house. Apply at 114 Franklin street. PRIVATE EL*@aNt *ery comfort, and on the mest Cars every three minutes, ORD WANTED—FOR TWO YOUNG LADIES, IN the yicini'y of the New York Theatre A family where there sia tex or no boarders preferras. Terms not to exered nine dcliars for the two Reference given. Asoress'T, A C., Broadway Post Ofice. OARD —A VAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN requiced, woul? dispose of a fine suit of rooms toa famiy cr a party of gon } men—che house havivg all the moo era Imprivrments &a., 8 places. prly at 172 Weet Twenty 0 teventh end Fig avenuée OsTIINA—A ¢ ¥ mocate tro y ible oy cars ant street, between LIL PAWILY WOULD Accom weg me, or & lady and g atlenaa, with board: neledbachood ix ecod, house is new, has gs" bebe and fur spply at 70 West Thirty-ticet street, wear Broadway and Sixth aw B Niners epth wt ble, mey be suiced wt 119 ond ond third avecues OsRD NO SNILEMEN CaN BR Accom. > me'aten + roma and full sovrd; alan a Lovge pie. data a party of four, at 122 Chewbe ery cot be acoorsmods Bt cake Os ADING COLLINS HOTEL—A single rooms, will be let 708 Der Cyral and Weert ate. » . sad accommeda’ Baal gras, (ice and Vee r SPAS gre AnD LOOGIBG. ara ady ——- eS —— BY amp, 1 5007 sp Room axv yeare old and two twe aod four te included,) HF. M, i)... ABD) he Se ARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS —GENTLEMEN =e ean room together will 4 och ad nt rooms, I. tries, a > cd the comforts of ¢ home for the winter, a7 49 Middagh atreet, near Fulton ferry. tleman and wife, can acoommodated with aa board in # very pleasant locatien, and where there are but few boarders, and only five minutes from Folton, Bridge, or Catherine ferries. Apply at No. 67 High street. See ee. _-—----ainininntsingintinnincntian amine O2RD IN BROOKLYN—THREE GENTLEMEN CAN B obtain pleasant rooms with board, at No. 33 Pacific étreet, about three minutes walk from South ferry. = ad OARD IN BROOKLYN —TWO OR THREE SINGLE entlemen can have pues roome, with fal board, ins swall family, in a neat three story 5 bowearrst 47 view of the bay, &c., at 85 Willow place, between Wall and South ferries. Terms moderate. Re. ference exchanged. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A SUIT OF PLEASANT rooms for a family, aleo accommodation for one or two single gentlemen, may be had by applying at No. 31 Sidney place, between Jerolemon and State strets, within eh minutes’ walk from the routh and Wall street fersies RROOKLYN,—A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN be necommodated with board at 36 Prospect street, Brooklyn. The house is nicely situated and within a few minutes walk of Fulton and Bridge street ferries. OARDING IN BROOKLYN.—TO LET, A LARGE room, With bedroom and closet, also a parlor on ihe ret flocr, with full or partial board, in one of the dest streets in Brooblyn, between Wall and Atlantic fer- ries. Apply at &6 Clinton street ROOKLYN—62 COURT STREHT.—A GENTLEMAN and bis wife can obtaio a furnished or unfurcish- ¢d,psrlor, with board, iv ahouse pleasantly iocxted, be- tween Fouth and Wall street ferries. Also, a fe# single gentlemen ean be accommodated with desirable rooms. “7FQOaRD IN HOBOKEN.—THREE FAMILIES CAN BE seoommodsted with board, where there are no boarders, by applving at No. 1 Hudson place, three min utes walk from the ferry. OARDING IN WILLIAM BURG.—A GUNTLEMAN anc wife, or two single gextlemen, can b+ accommo- dated with large and elegant rooms on the secon floor, with bedreoms attached; beat location and superior house, only five minutes walk from Peck slip fe Ap. ply at'129 South Kighth street. EI ROOM, FURNISHED, TO LET TO A GENTLEMAN, very deirably situated, N. B—Not a boarding house, bat perfectly quiet. Address 575 Broadway, LEGANT FURNISHED ROOM3, SUITABLE FOR 1; famities, with all the modern improvements, eu, 1d be $ Croton, and wa‘er closets. The second floor wou! Yet separate, with large parlors and three bedrooms; or the whole sixteen rooms, including kitchen, at No. 762 Broadway. B Deters ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, AT 22 WA verly place. OBOKEN —FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH partial board, in a respectable private family, tem minutes walk from the ‘erry, a very desirable location. Te:ms moderate. Apply at’ 19 Irving place, Garden street, Hoboken, or addrece AT, office. AND: OMFLY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- room to let, also 8 rcom for single gentlemen, with or without partial board. House has all the modern im- provements; family private. Apply at No. 12 West Thir- teenth atreet, near Fil h avenue. 0.10 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWA' A handsome parlor, with one or two bedrooms at- tached, with full or-partial board, on reasonable terms Oce of the handsomest locations in the city. RIVATE BOARDING.—SEVERAL VERY PLEASANT rooms, separately and in suite, either furnished or unfurnished. can be bad, with board, on very reasonable terms, at No. 280 Fourth avenue, opposite Dr. Hawks’ eburch. The house is finely and has all the References exchanged. OOMS WANTED FOR TWO GENTLEMEN—ONE parlor and two bidrooms; comfortable and well furnished, in the fashionable portion of the city. Rent not to exceed $20 per week. Address, with particulars, Dox 1,005 Post cfice. RR OMS, WITH BOARD, IN THE FIRST CLASS HOUSE No. 15 t tate atreet, fronting on the Battery.—Oze laxge room on the second floor, suitable for one or two gertlemen, and several single roms with fire place. Re- ference required. Apply om the premises. OOMS WITA BOARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY can be aceommodated with a front room and bed- room, in seecnd story; house has ali the modern improve ments, and handsomely furpished; private family. Ap- ply at 183 West Twenty-fourth atreet. ¥ OOMS HANDEOMELY FURNISHED, IN A LARGE first cles house, contairing the modern conveni oven. to let to gentlemen only, with or without private breakfast table. Apply at No’4 Le Roy place, Bleeker street, one block west of Broa iway. 10 1 ABLE FURNI-HED ROOMS ADJOIN ing bath, wither without partial board The stages paes the doors. Inquire st No 15 Bedford s:revt (old No, @), near Houston street. 10 LET—A ROOM, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, with board, for a gentleman and bis wife, or single genth men. Medern conveniences attached to the house. Apply at 14 Bubert street. TT. LET, WITH POARD—A SUITE OF ROOMS, ON firs and ecend floors, handsomely furnished; also rooms for single gentlemen, at 49 and 61 Weat Twenty- recond etreet, between Fifth and Sixth averues. The lo- cstion ts desirable for its contiguity to both railrodds ard Loar rout References unexceptionable on T—AGRE 0 LET—TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOW $ with closets and pantry attached, one on the secona and one on the third floor, to single gentlemen, with or without partial beard. ‘Terma moderate Warm and cold baths im the house. Inquire at 28 Waverley place. LET—IN WEST HOBOKEN, A COTfAGE, IN FINE conditi n, with verandas in front and back, built on thee lots, laid out as a garden, in the best situation, and commanding a most magnificent view. Rent $200. Apply on the premises, Pallisade avenue, or to JAMES GROWER, 27 Barclay street, N. Y. ’ 7 ANTED—ONE “OR TWO INFANTS TO BOARD ; dest of reference given. Please cal! at 300 East F vurteenth street, below avenu> B. 4NTED—UNTIL ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF OCT. ber, a front room, furnished, without beard, for a lame genileman apd attendant; location on the east side of Broadway. not telow Howaré street or above Bleecker; terms must be moderate. Address J. M., Broadway Post Office. SPECIAL NOTICES. REE CONCER®S AT TAE PHCENIX, NO. 60 LIs- penard street. The following popular artists will apcear afternoon and eveomgs, Miss Lace, andthe Pheevis Glee Club, consisting of Messrs. Sinclafr, Jones, Allen, and ton, Professor Douglass will also appear during the evening. I 0. OF 0, F.—CItY LODGE, NO. 161 —THE MEM- bers of City Lodge are notified that in conse- quence of the destraction of their lodge room by fire, they will meet on Monday, September 25th, at 74, P. the ledge 100m No. 411 way. A generai attendance of the members of the lodge is earnestly requested. wM EaGER, jan, NG. I O, OF O, F.—PERSEVE%ANCE LODGE, NO. 13, end Crystal Lodge, No. 315.—1he mem ers of the above lo¢gee are requested to meet at the Mercer Zonse, ourner ¢f Broome and Mercer streets, on Monday evening, Pept. 25 at 73g o'clock, P M, for the transaction of business growing out of the ae calamitous fire at 593 Bieadwsy. By order of the Joint Committee. APGE TENT YEETING IN NFWARK, N. J —TAE 4 tent will be pitched on Camp street, near Broad, September 28 Preaching three times a day, perhaps for one week, by Grant, Berick and Couch. Al! who wish to hear on the time and manner of oat Lord’s coming to judge the werld sre invited to attend. ASONTC NOTICE. NM —THE MEMBERS OF HENRY AVE Clay Looge, No. 217 of Free and Accepted Masons, are hereby sussmé ned to attend at the lodge room, 328 > erry street, on We'nesday evening, September 27, at 74 weock. as business of importance will bo brought bef re the kége. By order of : WILLIAM HsRRIGAN, WIM. Pxxny Poxnats, Sec pro tem. U. A.~AN EXECUTIVE CONVENTION OF 0.U. A, o state of New York, will be held at Chancery Reoma, op Monday fog, 26th inat., to consider mat- ters of immense impor ance. Members will be punctual. By order of G. Executive Committe. J, ©, HULSE, Secretary. ERPETUAL MOTION —THIS NOVET MACHINE, which goes of iteclf, and keeps @ pendulum in steady motion, ¥ithout any epplieation of power but its owe specific gravity, in now exhibited for the benafit of the inventor, at 567 Broadway. Admission 25 cents. OMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM3.—THE AN pnal festival in aid of these institutions will take plage at Castle Garcen, ow Tuesay evening, 26th inst No expense Or exert ons have been apared by the Com- mite of Arrangements to produce entertainments which will surpass in excellence anything heretofore ottered on similer occasions. The friends of the orpbane are most earnestly sppealed to for their patronage there are at, (his moment between nine hundred and one thousand ebi}. ren in the aaylums, in absolute want and in éaxger of cnifering from marvation; whilst there are near) three bundred applications for admission With on exheus'ed treasury and exhausted credit, the aflabs of the foatitutions are In @ truly criti al and pllieble conéirfom; end the managers bavo no resource puton eppealto the liberality of a chsritasle commu ity to assist them im their embarracsments. Tickets {elivel are fifty cents each, and may Se hat at cipal Cathelio beokstorea from the #extons ot chare) er, and at the box offices of Castle of the festival. 0 9531 0. OF O F.—TAR ra of this lodge ary reqnested to 24th Instant, at 9 o'clock DI GR, X ) member HOUSES, ROOMS, dO , WANTED. A AcRrs.—w: OWA LAND? LOCA. 4,000" New You. Apply tei hi Nor Nassau street, third floor, front room. ESK ROOW, OR THE USE OF A DF8K WANTED, in as office for two hours esch dey. Location must be below Fulton street. Rent to be stated Ad- dress G A., Herald office. OUSE W/NT¥D —THE ADVERTISER WOULD LIKE to purchase a house and lot wo-th from $8,000 to 1,000 ina etable part of this city or Brooklyn, if he could turn in a* pert pay bis late in West- chester county. about twelve miles from this city, and pay the difference in cash Apply at 115 and 117 Nassau street, room No. 16, second floor. ‘ 'T OF A HOUSE WANTED—BY & LADY WITH two children, in a pleasant neighborhood, between Fourteenth and tw ird streets, and Fourth and Seventh avenues. The rent must be moderate. Address Alexander, Herald office. ART OF A HOUSE WANTED, IN THE EIGHTH P ward, consisting of two rooms and two bedrooms, ould prefer baying them moderately well furnished, for a family consisting of a gentleman, bie wife and two chiléren, Plesre address, stating terms, G. 0. J., Broad- way Post Office. _ West NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, F®OM Becember until April or May next, fora small family. Address E. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green. ANTED TO HIRE—A MODERATE SIZED DWELL- "Wor hous, situated below: Twenty third street between Third and Sixvh avenues preferred Reut not to exceed $750. Address box 1,493 Post Oflice. & ANTED ENT IN BROOKLYN—A SMALL, gevtee] hoor ished for a geatleman and wife, without children; rent must be moderate. Address P. P. C., Herald office, statipg terms, location, & 4NTED—A PHY-ICIAN’S ESTABLISHMENT IN good order. Horse, wagon, or gig and harness. Address J. A, box 1847, N. Y., post office. ANTED—IN BROOKLYN, BY A GENTBEMAN AND wife, in a private family, a parior and bedroom. Address W. R.,, Herald office. ANTED-FOR A SMALL FAVILY, A MAN, HIS his wife and one small ehilé, thrse rooms; one for a cocking room, with about two bedrooms, seoxat flocr not objectionable; must be 9 good house, with Croten water on the fivor, and with but one other family The beat of reference given, anc immediate possession wanted, Address W., box 107 Herald office, i ect = SMALL HOUSF, OR A HAL? A ONE, furnished preferred, till May Ist, above Bleecker street, within a half mile of Broadway. References sa- Uisfactory. Address T B. R., box 165 Post Office, ANTED—TO PUROHASE OR RENT, A HOUSE suitable for s small family, parties desirous of giving up housekeeping might find it to their advantay to apply to D., University place, No. 11 N, B.—Shovld the house be furnished, the parties might also treat for it. ANTED—A SMALL FARM, FROM 12 10 20 acres, i the vicinity cf New York, with a water frontage tor boating and fishing. Parties having a piace of pee thus situated, acdreas Purchaser, Broadway Post Offi tating terms and location, prepaid. TED—A FUP NISHED HOUSE IN'SOUTH BROOK- lyn. A small family without children want a small house in a good neigh , complete and re- spectably furnished, en or soon after the lst of October. Price not to exceed $1,000 per annum. Address P, M., Herald office. _____ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0. R'SALE—A YOUNG HORSE, FIVE YEARS OLD, 1634 bands high, well broke to the saddle and har- ness, 8 beautiful Day, trim built, h ndsom, clean iimbed, dy little training will be fast. Apply at 59 Rose re OR SALE—A LIGHT BAY HORSE, SEVEN YEARS old, perfectly sound and kind. very quisk under foot. None but those wishing s first rat2 article need apply, @s no sacrifice wil! be made. Cana be seen any time be- fore 10 A. M. and from 12 to 2 P. M, at atable in Chrys- tie street, near Broome. For further particulars, apply at 329 Broome street. (OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL DARK BiY HORSE, (BE- loging to a private family,) 16 hands high, of fine action, sound and hind, fa ied yeara old, his mate haviag died. The family owning the above will also sell a beau- tifal cheriot, rockaway, harnses, &. To be seen at Mr. Lynch’s stables, in Twenty-first street, near Broadway. R BALE—A HORSE, LIGHT WAGON, AND ROCK- away: the horse is eight years old’ next spring, tly kind, and a very showy traveller; warranted sound in every respect. The wagon ia new, never us'd, nd will be aota together or separate, as may be desired, Inquire at No. 20 Sixth street, near {hird avenue. : he SALE—A SPLENDID BAY HORSE, FIFTEEN hands three inches high, one of the best broke sad- dle horses in the city, kind in single and double harness, and sof for no fault, but for want of use. To be seenat J. Hurscn’s stable, 177 Twelfth street. ‘OR SALE—A SUPERIOR BROOD MARE, EIGHT yesra old, and 1534 banda high; a grey horso, 15 hones high, seven years old, and ft for auy fight work; a black horse, 153; bands high, five yeure od; a brown horse, six years old, 16 bands high, and ean trot in 50. Apply at 156 Canal street. OR SALE—A PAIR OF SUPERIOR BLACK CAR risge horees, nearly 16 baxds hizh, 6 ol, vory showy, and fast travellers, and exe: horses, one of them a splendid saddle borse, and kind in evary respect; always have desn ‘used in the country, and the prepersy cf a private gentleman who has no further use forthem. Any person wishing a very fine ard chexp poir of horses, can address Mr. C, box 8,431 lower Post Office, stating where an interview may be bad. R SALE—HORSE, CART AND HARNESS, ALL IN perfect order; the barnegs is new; the cart has been in very little ure, ‘and sickmess is the cause of selling out. Inquire at 92 James street. Price $150. ‘ORSES —GFNTLEMFN DESIROUS OF SENDING their horees to the country, (40 miles from the city, on Leng Island,) during the winter moaths, ean bave them kept and cared for on the most reasocable terms. Address Farmer, Heraldofice. Hs. FAST HORSES, GOOD EORSES.—TO MARE a horse travel well. keep him in good condition; the Tattersall’s Heave Powder does this, also cures coughs in a week, and cures heaves. ‘old the pack- age, dozen or gross, by A. OUGH & » 49 Wall street. Msement, Twelve months eredit to country merchants, x. Ls WAGON.—A GOOD SECOND HAND ONE, with fron axles, but without springs, is wanted. Address H. P., Herald office. “ OCKAWAY.—FOR SALE, A SUBSTANTIAJ, WELI- ) Duilt rookaway earriage, with pole and shafts, ia per‘ect order, mace DY Miner & Stevens, will be sold very cheap, the owner leaving the city. Apply at the stablex of Méenrs. Reed & Trucedale, Mercer street, near lee sker. AGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE.— A NEW farhioned box wagon and a very fine set of* light barners for sale low, as the owner has no further use for them. To be seen at Wilson’s stables, corner of Crosby and Bleecker streets. AGONS—BOTH NEW AND OLD, CONSTANTLY ON Trend and made to order, of e style for one or two horses. You wi'l find this place VOR: ble as any in the city. STEWART’S factory, corner of Fifty third street and Broadway. $50 REWARDS. v LEWARD—LOST, ON THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. 21, between the Metropolitan iheatr. avo the Pse.fic Botel, Greenwich street, gener) seven- teen hund id seventy dollar Threo one hundred Bank of the State of New York, two # in small bills on the Yates County Bonk, ‘be remainder oa Various banks. The above rewar) will be paid by leaving the abvve at the oifice of the cashier, Pacific Hotel. 1 0 REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY, SEP. 22, inst , rear Fifth avenue and Seventeenth street, a emall black and tan terrier pup, about ten months ol4 Whoever wili return bim to the subscribsr, 290 Third street, will receive the above reward and the thanks of the owner. N B.—Crll before 8 o’clock in the morning, or after 7 o'clock in the evening. ANDREW JACKMAN. Ape REWAKD.—LEfT IN AN OMNIBUS, ON THE y 8th instant, a biack oil travelling bg, contain. ivg two land warrants; one 160 and the other 80 acras Steps bave been taken to stop the payment of the land warropts. The above reward will be pait forthe re turn of the bag snd contents, or for the land warraute alore, to THUMAS xieK NIGHT, 34 Liber*y street REWALD.—LOsT, ON FRIDLY, 22p INI0., A biack and tan terrier dog ; answera to the name 0° Cero; Dad arcrron bia left tank, Any person re turning bin to bis owner at 121 Crosby stro t, will re- ceive the sbove reward—$5, dy & REWARD —LOST, A LADY’3 RETICULE OR ype) pure, containing ’s small sum of money, anda ceck on the Feventh Ward Bank, No 948, drawn by 0. J Hsyes in favor of Mra. Jane Barney. Payrent of the check his been stopped, and it crn be of no uae to any one but the owner. | ‘The above reward will be paid to the fier wpon appiication to 0, J. HAYES, 174 Front stree & REWA D—LOST, ON TUESDAY, 10TH INST, A lvid colored dog, cross betwien @ cetter and emiel, marked white on the breast, toes and tip of the toil. Whoever will resarn auld dog to 144 Nassau street, will receive the above reward, REWARD —LOsT, ON THE MORNING OF THURS Ml Ony, Zist ine ont, between Fourteenth and Fil- ‘eoth streets near Tenth avenue, an soe unt book, in whieh were some papers Ag these are of no yalus to ny one but the ovner, the above reward willbe paid on their being brought to Fergusen .& Brother, frou found: ers, 299 Wen: Fourteenth street. EIQUORS, &O [ ESIIE’8 STOMACH BITTERS, IMPORTED BY LEa- 4 tie &Co, 203 luane street. PURE HUE BRANDY FOR PRESERVING, CROICR brondy of various vintages, wines, gins, schnapps, tnglish cordial, gin cordial, syrups, &e.; : coteh ales, ru perior kort India pal London _and Dublin porte ke , in superior eon WM, H UNDERHILL, Broome street, corner of Crorby. ale, ion. 9,000, yey i ts LEASEHOLD PRO json sed ai boa fae SaELDEN, 85 Brosaway. O00 220 stress 60 of which Js ine high wi a state of cultivation; large house, barn and namerous out bui'dings; plenty of fruit, ahrubbery and water; a Sore lestraele property... Terais aecommmadaving, Ek, BUNCE, 212 Broadway, eorner Fulton street, room 0. —FOR SALE—A THREE STORY ENG- 4.5 'o lish bass ment brick house, on Twen- 4¥-ninth street, near Sixth avenue, containing the modern improvewents; size, 18x40; lot, 80. apply to R G. PIERCE, Pine street, corner of Broadway, unier the Metropolitan Bank, $1,500 —FOR SALE CHEAP, A FINE, WELL established drinking saloon, in an lent locati d doing a splendid business. This is a seDroprictsr being obliged o ge South. Apply w @ propr: ing go South. ly to GAULON. 8 C0., 116 Canal street. e a —WANTED, A PURCHASER TOR AN e established maaufacturing busivess p'ylog immense profits; re..lestate or cash taken in ex- Address, elses a tate cloned for 6 Sudineis wan. with real name, F. H., poet offi 0 —FOR SALE, A VERY PROFITABLE MA- eo nufacturing business, well establishes, and doing @ good bu.inese at present, which can 6 easily increased to double the amount. Must be sold this doy. Avply to LECKER & 00., 81 Nassau etree, reom No. 3 ONLY FOR ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY acres of good timber land, situated in Mon- rte county, and but six miles from the Delaware canal. The soil is fertile and easily worked. Distance from New York but fourteen hours. Title fest. E. D. MOTT, No. 17 Spruce street, "YBEAP FOR CAS#t.—FOR SALE, ATNEW ROCHELLE, C 8 cottage house and lot, beautifully situated on Main street, witbin three minutes’ walk of the depot. ‘The house contains seven rooms, balls, with Darement, cellar, Ac. and bar plenty of shade and fruit trees, together with ay o¢ grrden snd first rate water. Apply toP.C BULKL — *], Wall street. Office hours from 9 till 1 o’clook. OGS FOR SALE—A NUMBER OF ENGLISH POINT. ers, Queen Victoria’s favorite broed, have just ar- Fived fromtLondom. Can be seen at 45 Elizabeth street, for a few cays. GHTH AVENUE LOTS FOR SALE, @HEAP, FOR cash.—Three lots opposite the Central Park, the southwest corner, and one adjoining on the avenue, and one adjoining on Seventy sixth atreet; nd. Price $4,000 for the threelots. Also, cheap lets in Har- for tale. STEPHEN ROBERTS, ship smith, 368 South street. FOR SALE—CONTAINING 17 ACRES OF land, situated in Weatchester, county, about 20 miles from this city, near thé New York and New Ha- ven Railroad. Apply to J. M. BROWN, 187 Eighth avenue, ‘LOUR 4ND FEED BU*INESS FOR SALE, WITH FIX- tures, horse, wagon, &&.; also two farms in New reg h on casy terms, or eye for Ilinois land; also two houses in West Twenty-eighth street—86,500 and $9,000. Reason for selling, tre Bond proprietor is obliged to go West. Apply at 307 West street. IRST CLASS OYSTER SALOON FOR G4LE OR A partner taken; located on the corner of two great oroughfares, fitted up in elegant style; several miata aie rooms. elegant bar, chandeliers, &. Apply at 102 Nassau street, room No.'9. PURDY & 00. R SALE—THE FIXTURES AND FURNITURE €0N- tained in the American Hotel, corner of Nassau and Ann streets. A lease of the premises will be given. Apply to JOSEPH H. TOONS, No. 22 Beekman street. R SALF.—THE FIVE YEARS LEASE AND FIXTURES of an old ertablished and liquor store, ina gocd meighborhood; rent low; will be sold cheap posi- Sept quired for immediately. Inquire in the atore avenue. hro8 SALE—A FIVE YEARS LEASE AND FURNI- ture of a geptee] ladies’ boarding house, below Houston street and West of Broadway. Address A D. J., retin Post Office, stating where an interview can e bad. OR SALF—ONE HALF INTEREST OF ONE OF the best dripking ond cenfectioneries in Broadway. Addrore B. U., Herald office, with real name, and where an interview can be had. OR SALE—$2,£00 ONLY, $500 CASH—A NEW boure ard lot, No. 220 South Fourth street, Wil lismeburg, eight minutes’ walk from Peck slip ferry, containing right finithed rooms, marble mantels, water and gas. Apply to 8. © SMITH, 59 Roee street, N. Y. thee OR 25, LET—A seep bee pd way, N. J., consisting o! it house and good vith two sores ot iandMtosered, wich shadeand fruit trees, ke. It is only a few rods from the de is in perfect order, anc in every ways most desir sble residence for « gentleman doing business in the’city. Possession ee on the Ist of October. Inquire of SAMUEL EDDY, 63 Fall street. OR SeLE OR EXCHANGE—PINE AND S?RUCE timber lands, four prrcels, 3,000 or 4,000 aeres exch, acjoining cn the l'aquette and St. Ridges, near Po St. lawrenee county. For other ved property oc stocks apply to ROBERT CRAM, No. 4 New street, fourth story. ouse, ite the Asylum grounds, ty third street’ Also four lots om Fifty-recond stree*, price $900; a emell lot on Thirtieth street, $1,200; aud 6:0 other vacant and improved lots. F. M. CURRY, 208 Broadway. OR SALE.—$685 CaSH—A TWO STORY FRAME cottage in Twelfth street, Brooklyn, near Fifth avenue, with nine rooms, and cellar, and piazza in frent Price, $1,660—$1,165 on very easy ters of payment. H. A. YOUNG, No. 5% Pine strees, New York. R SALE—THE MODERN THREE STORY AND basement house 178 East Twentieth street. Sise @ feet front and 68 feet Tot half eiemve “age be. a buill hot gas, +, 20 y vauner. Terms easy. Convenient to stages and cars, A, ARTOIS, 61 Nassou street, up stairs, ‘OR SALE OR TO LET—THREE BRICK HOUSES, three story and basement, in Fifty-tuird street, be- wween Secor dand: hirdavenues. Modern improvements; hot and co'd water. Terme easy. Apply to D. ROBINS, 78 rixth street, ‘OR SALE, four 8101 each 20 by 55 feet, Ne street, between Fourth EW FIRST CL4St of fixe, ail alike, Twenty-foarth venues. Have ASY—THREE in the bleck 38, 40 and a’ Lexingtor every conveniorce, and will bear thoro examination. Price $14,000 and less. Apply at 44 Twenty fourth strce*, or 62 Willicm street, to CHAS. MITH. OR SALE—VaALU «BLE SE OF A STORE IN ONE ‘of the best locations in the city, adapted to the silk, bosiery, furnishing, or fancy dusinese; stock and fixtures would be sold if desired. Apply at 187 Fulton etree’, in the bazement. R SALE—A § geod chance D PAPER FACTORY.—THIS I3 4 apy one with « small capital to go into business. A emart min may easily mike from $30 to $40 a week. Inquire at 125 avenue L, corer of Ninth street, from 10 A. M to4P. M. ‘OR SALE-—EIGHTY-SIX HOUSES IN THIS CIry acd vicinity, at prices from $2,500 to $45,000; also, forma, in various locations, from three to two hundred and thirty acies; also, lots. Apply toR D. GODWIN, realestate sgent and general auctioneer, Clinton Hall, correr of Eighth street snd Lafayette place. ‘OR SALE—A GROCERY, ONE OF THE BEAT LO- cations up town, has # regular set of customers, Jow rent, and will be sold for balf its actuai value. This is & fine chance. Apply immediately at 102 Narsau street, room No. 9. PURDY & CO. ‘OR FALF—A SUPERIOR DRUG 8"ORE; ONE OF the most desirable locations in Brooklyn, on the corner of two great thoroughfares. Thia is an establish- cd place and is doing @ good business, pe at 102 Nas san street, room No. 9. ROY & ‘OR SALE—A CONFECTIONERY; A SUPERIOR 10- cation, stock, fixtures, &o , will be sold ata bargain y one in search of a nice 51 * rent, and ‘@ good buriners, this is the piace Ai at 102 a fireet, zoom No. 9, Punt 00. OR SALE. —TO CARMEN--A HAND2OME AND COM- modious three story and basem house, in the vieinity of the Third avenue and Twenty-eighth street, now paying twelve per cent, and can be improved, to pay twenty fae cent, having a large lotin front. Price $4,760 Appl E_B KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, from 8 10 10 and 8 to 7, OR SALE—A CORNFR GROCERY, ONE OF THE BEST stands in Breoktyn, bo ® good business, toge her with horse and cart Will be sold at a birgain, as he owner is retiring on account of i) health. Apply » t 168 Bridge street, in the store ‘OR SALE.—WILL BE SOLD CHEAP, THE LEASE of premises having been dispored of, an oyster ptemd, segar case, and Grip oy with bar furniture, begs, &e. Apply at No. 5 West Broadway. OR SALE—VOURTFEN GOOD MILK COWS AND'A where all the milk ean be sold on the premi ‘They will be no'd cheap, as the present ovoer conte per quart. Also a stable and other the country. Inquire of MICHARD BINCE, reet, Letween Fighth and N'nth sverwer. en eR SE A cS ne i sna ca ES RS a SPS a nen EN SSSI PSS el Ph aS et OS RI cha ls Se i a " ‘ g FUR BALE. IR 84IR—ONE CONFECTIONERY S70RE_AND tanrant, ip ose of the best locations im Broad- ‘cod Dusine very near to large and ¢ at 685 Broadway, in Om *41E— TBE STK AND ip g OOMPLETE, iene and i cavedagee & oe er! oyster corner 4 ird street cod’ Bigbas cmente Siekness is cwenty. whapnahat intnee Se es to dis pose of it Lo furt] ulars on premises, corne! Twen ity find ot and Ragheb ue. po ‘THE STOCK AND ETRE OF SMALL tel, on the European style, near way, DO Sane, Seinen gael’ tam ef ematenns be weld take 8 peed wen with small capital as paftner. Apply to HOWES & ©0., 81 Nassau street, room No, 7. ROOERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE, DOWN town a great bargain, as the owner cannot attend to it, will be sold at a sacrifice; and part of the money ean remain if required. For te: &e., apply at the Guleave House, 77 Sortlandt street. sare OUSES FOR SALE.—A FIRST RATE THREE STORY house on thirty-first street, furnished or unfur- piabed; also, two gen! hovses on Twenty six’ h street, price $6,500 each; also ® fine honse on Twenty fifth street, $11,000, and one on Tweaty-second street. “Apply to E. B. KINSHIMEX, 3.9 Fourth avenue, from to 10 A.M, and 8 to7 P. M. ORSES FOR SALF—A FINE PAIR O¥ BAY CAR- riage horver, price $400. Also, some well tried age bor:es and three Shetland ponies, which wil! be ool , BOW open. Inq AND'FOR SALE IN TEXAS—OR EXCHANGED FOR merchandise, The tract consists of 640 acres, aita- ated in Nueces county, near Corpus Chiisti The quality of the land 1s unsurpassed in fthe State, and will be sold ata bargain. apply to HOWES & {HOMPSON, 81 Nas- sau atreet, room No 7. ————— ONTPELIER FOR S4L¥—~A SPLENDID FARMING Sitar cian eters. ctr i acres, 25 La Surry county, Va., anc 1% mile from Low Polat F upon a tide water inlet of James river, navigable for large class vessels. About peed iced A pas con mae ich. es % cipal: former, from wi estimated ibat from 25, to 80,000 cords of wood msy be eut and delivered, at small expense, at Low Point, and thence shipped to Northern cities, where it is se.) ing for $7 60 per cord. There in a plank road now Duilding directly through Mort ,etier to Low Point. The goil, much of it, is very superior. The buildings in condition; a new, large and convenient darn. 1 upon the premises in abundance and easily acces- atble. Cog pa office, telegraph office, stores and hotel: hetween Montpelier and Low Point It is aeliom tha‘ such an opportuzity offers for the purchase of a de- sirable farm and for carrying on the wood and eoaling business to profit and acvantage The above property will be offered for cale priva’ til the 4th of Ostobar, and ff not then dis; of, Ww Lig aaa publidly for sale at 12 o’elock of that day onthe premises. For terse other information apply to J. A. PAGE, Peters- arg, Va ACHINERY.—A VALUABLE MACHINE FOR SALE, now in practical use in the city, which is capa- of clearing $40 Lage ¢ Also patent for the came, security given the purshasers to thribble the purshase money Y, Tegelling. Further information given by calling at M. P N’S Patent Agency, 130 way, between 10 and 2 o’clock, this jay. for sale or INE FULL SIZED LOTS ON SEVENTH AVENUE, between Ninety-fifth and Ninety-ninth streota, for sale by 8. WESB, No. 16 Logan square, Philadelphia, PECLAL NOTICE. —SELLING OFF TO CLO:E UP THE concern, the stock and fixtures, horse and ly and good will of the Green Point Protective Union * pony, This store has done about $20,000 worth of trade in last ten months. better chance to make money is seldom met with. Apply to DAVID WATKINS, Trea. surer, No. 37 N street, Green Point. sy, the —_ re a een = will ne! bidder at suct EPehenkets Churel, io ef county, on the 14th day of | October, 1854, a large quantity of pine wood, as it stands on the lands of the late B. C. 5 ‘amount- ing to several thousand cords This wood stands near Chinn’s mill, at the bead of Moraitico Oreek, which empties into the *appahannock river, and the bulk of it ie not more thon half a mile cistant from the where it can be taken off by scows. It is distant halfa from a railway leading to the creek, whera a ready esle may be met with from Mr. Cobb, the owner of the railway, at the highest. market rates The woods will be ea and off into three lots, of which a diagram be exhibited. ‘lerms—The wood wiil be seld standing, by the acre at the limit, or upset, of $25 sere, and five yesrs from Ist Nisa ORS Sie be liowed for cutting Pp eri ree Sepa tomeeenes ieee . sale, (commirs a credit on the balance of one and two Fears from Ist of , 1855; with ixterest from that day. with wuréty approved by required for deferred POTmERE. Une of the unders K. B Mitchell, may wddreesed at Litwalton, Lancaster county, Va, near the premises, and will show the property to sny one de ciring to purcbaze. Any information desired from Ro. sMayo, Jr, ean be had by addressing at Bague, Wearmore- 4, Va. RICH’D B MIICAL) 1, ’ KO. MAYO, Jr. T° BE £OLD THIS DAY—A RESTAURANT, A GRO- eery and Nquor store, a large frst class boarding house, two drug stores. Aman wanted to engage ina business with apital of $160, in which he can make from $15 to $25 a week Apply to BOWES & THOMP. SON, 81 Nassau street, room No. 7. iS eaeiaien. ven, narheree Loe en wate asteam al Orse prwar; Slittle will be gtren also. Address F. 3.1. 140 fwenty-third street, near Third aveaue. 10 CLOTHJERS—A RARE CHANCE FOR A PARTY begivning the business. A house decl! the manufacture of clothing wishes to sell the lease, fixtores and furniture of their very eon leeated estab- lishment. Their first class foreman and trimmer could = soreget on favorable terms, Address L. B, box 676, ont \ 10 CALIFORNIANS AND OTHERS.—GREAT OHANCE for an ent man, having $5,000 to $7,000. A business by whi proprietor hai made $2,000 over apd above all his expepnes, during the past year. The above, with «lease of three years of the premises, stock, fixtures, &c., will be sold, and all necessary in- formation given to on the above successfully, Ad- dress Candor, Herald office. ‘0 GROCERS.—FOR SALE, THE TEASE, STOCK, AND T fixtures of = family grocery, now doing a good and carh business. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Apply at 180 Washington street, or 381 Ninth avenue. = LOST AND FOUND. OAT LOST.—$5 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR |» the returm of a fourteen foot skiff boat, painted white, with black stripe, with plain pair elght foot owrs. taken by two oung men from Searff, Mc- Coombe’ Dam, Har! iver, om Sunday morning last. Apply at the house to Gec rge Scarf. 0G LOST.—TEN [OLLARS REWARD WILL BE paid for turn of a large. cream-colored St. ernar@dcg. Had a chein collar. with the name, ‘Ada = dog Rolla,’’ Apply at the office of the Astor joure OST—ON THURSDAY MORNING, CORNER READE street and Broadway, a white italian sreyhoan’ had a collar on with the name of the owner. vera reward will be given by application at the Herald office, or st Mr. Cowan's stables in Mercer street. OST—ON THE AFTERNOON OF THE 20TH INST, a small pasteboard box, greg g temp bracelet, with gold clasp, containing a lock of hair and a minia- ture, with other articles of less value. {he ficder will be liberally rewarded on returning the bracelet to W. F. Cutter, at the box office of the Broadway Theatre. OT—CN BOAPD STEAMBOAT ALIDA, ABOUT THE 7th iret , a common Jeather-covered memorandum hook. The fine er wil} confer a very great favor, and be Wueraby rewarded by leaving the same with the clerk of the Aliva, O8T—ON TPURSDAY, 218T INST, IN BtOADWAY, about Nidlo’s Garden, @ very fine white cambric handkerchief, with a very wid cotton and gold thread: will be liberally rewarded om les serk's 0, by the « wver, <A PROMISTORY NOTE, MADE BYJ.&G R. 4 Brooks, paysble to the order of John Maloae, and ér@orsed by'bim, dated Sept 22, 1854 at four months, fcr one kundret and ifty dollars Persons aro beroby inst negotiating raid note, as it will not be paid at maturity. O8T—FROM 87 AVENUE C, A SMALL ScOTOd 4 terrier dog. He had a pa‘ent leather collar on. W) oever will return him to above number will be snitably tewarded. OST-ON THURSDAY MORNING, AT THE CORNER of Reade street and Broa‘ way, a white Italian groy- ovnd, tapned on hie right ear and on the tip of the nose, oud answers tothe name of “Josey.” Had acollaron | with the owner’a mame. A diberal revard will be ¢ ven by applying at the Herald office, or at Mr. Cowan’s sta- bier, 04 Mercer atreet. 03T~ON TUESDAY MORNING, THE 19TH,INST., IN the 7 0’c'ock train from Newark to New York, four dozen bat Jeath The Guder wiil be suitably rewarded hy leaving the same at 178 Market str: Newark, or at Keebe & Co.'s, 106 Breadway, for ilies £, OST—ON THU@DAY, THE 218? INST, BET WEET 4 the Brosdway stages and Wooster street, in Waverley yhoe, ® brown leather porte ronvale, containing about 53. The finder wil be snitably rewarded by reverning the same to 41 Maiden lone, SPORTING, &C. AND BOXING —MR. SAVMUSL WOOL i, professor of the Royal Academy of Paris, ten apartments at 40 Broome street, near Broad: ‘is'prepared to gira lessoxs im the use brovdsword, singles‘icka, and boxing. e3 nnder Napole n, and then in the seventh regiment ot the Swisa Guard. He cen produce estimonials of Die abilities trom reliabl pe Torent porta of the Union, where be has givea 7 tavght at their own reidence if ef fe commencoer the Tat of October, TENANT? REGISTER, Annan a Terete he el ak date ae ee ure at LEEDS, 19 Nassau street. bsterehedent ———________ R BALLS, EXT NS, CONCERTS, LECTURES F public Besa = oe Chinese , ol ke = ly: ‘mA, 589 Broadwsy, surrounded the St. Sather vanes cee ¢ nigh} or wee! Oy for 1, S scna. Also, sute!'¢¥ rooms for committees, &c. nail URNI-HED CUUNTRY RESIDENCE AND LEASE. — The house very convenient and well furnished; the ‘ounds very handiome, containg twenty acres. Located on the river oo , with extensive views; perfectly bealtby and in all respects a desirable cme balf's mile pees ae Bolen Jive Sere e SerMOn Can iven at once. pply EMERSON W. KEYES, No st Everett House, corner of Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street. URNISHED HOUS!—TO LET, A FIVE STORY house, contsivig a large number of rooms, im ax eligible ay _ — Modern im; 5 Terms lew. Very desirable opportunity for taking ers. Address K., Herala office. ARGE FACiORY 70 LIT—WITH FIFTY HORSE iD steam power in Yonkers, eighty rods from the odson kiver Kailroad depot. Apply at 275 Hudson street, New Yor TEW BO‘RDING HOUSE TO LET—IURNISHED OR unfurnished, ip an eligible location in the lower part of the city, cortaining from 85 to 40 rooms, and modern improvements. address J. J.J., Heraid office. YORE TO LET —a FINE STORE TO LET LOW TO A gcod tevant, at 122 Nassen street, betweoa Beekman and Appx, with shelving aud fixtures complete. Inquire of H. Shailer, attheldon, Lamport & Ce.’s, 115 Nagsau: street. TORE 10 LET—A STORE AND BACKROOM, IN Powers «‘reet, hetweea Deau and Bergen streets, South Brooklyn, being # good stand for dry goods, milli- rery and drensmaxing. or shoemaking; monthly rent $11. Inquire of £. ~CERBACH, 84 John street, New York, from 11 to 12, or 127 Kuvingeton at., from 3 to 8, $10 LET—TAP THD SORY OF BUILDING 24 BERK. A. man strast, with windows front, rear and alde, 85 ‘ext deep, will be let to two tenants, a a. 12 ce sireet, well calculated for © room, at ib te kn ths smmediavs nelg ‘vom is 96 feet deep, wi JAMES OONNU r if wer. The pe boceneet & SONS, 29 Beekman street. OUT BO4RD, A SUIT OF HANDSOMELY and two bedrooms, in ing re- ‘0 LET—WI furnished perlor: neighborhood, near St. John’s park. Tuquire at No. North Moore’ street. Gas, bath, &e. Reference quired. (0 LET—A LARGE HOUSE AND FOUR ACRES OP lard, on Blooming4sis road, between 100th and 101st ttreets, snd posses-icn given immediately. Inquire on the premises, or at So C+ dar street. (0 LET—AT 161 CHAMBERS STREET, A *PACIOUS Jo first floor, enttable for an office or some also aicew daily boarders ean be acsom- T° LET_BY A PARTY DECLINING HOUSEREEPING ‘@ neat cottage, in a central location, feven rooms, vault, acd wash house The furniture, which is handsome, and new last ay, will be sold at a liberal reduction on first cost. Croton water and gas An exeellent epportunity fora small family Possession Istof November Address Juvenis, ‘Herald office, with real name and address. LET—TO SMALL AMERICAN F, THE first floor and beremeat of the house Ne West Fortieth rtreet, with Croton water on each floor. Rent, $18 per mont Also, the third, and fourth fioors. ent $18, $11, and $) per month. Apply.at A. C. Loomis’, 1,128 Broadway. LET—FIFTY-TWO HOU*ES IN TIS CITY AND vicinity, at revte from $450 to $4,000; barges ata of houses, rent from $150 to $1,200; also, lots. Apply to R. D. GOODWIN, real estate ‘agent and Sinpers Caton Hatiaeene gis street and Lafayette place. s 10 LET—HOUSE AT BROOKLYN, CLAREMONT avenue, north from Myrtle avenue, first brown cot 0 LET—TILL THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT, A 007 tage furniabed cr unfurvished, with all the mo- jern improvements, st Clifton, Staten Inland, two minutes walk from Vanderbilt’s landing, Address box 996 Post Office. eS ‘0 LET—A NEWLY FUKNI-HE) THREE STORY AND basement house in the vicinity of Madison square, ements, glass, ve . to EB. pm 5 ser $19 Fourth aveace, from rent aM, 8 0 TP. 0 LET—THE SkCOND FLOOR, CONSISTING OF three rooms and bath room, to family. Will be rented low. A at 246 West Thir- teenth street. ces ©) 0 LEt—PaRT OF A NEW FOUR STORY ENGLI3H Dasemen’ 0 t house, with ell the modern improvements. ton water, gar, bath room, &e., 205 West -00- cond street, between Figbth and Ninth pol sar moderate. Inquire cn the premises, Af Ny LET—A LARGE S8TORZ, AT 10 NORTH WILLIAN street, fronting on two streets, Immediate possess - jon, Has been occupied for some years as a furniture auction atore. Apply to EK. H. BROWN, 71 Wail street, from 1 to3 P. M. 0 LET—TO A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, TAE WHOLE ept third story, of a zood three atary, basement, snd sub cellar frame house, consisting of front and back sarlors, thee rooms cp secord floor, front and back basements, &e, Rent from October ist to May, $200 Address box 2,378 Post Uilice. 10 LET—FROM THE FIR-T OF A FIRST class barement house, now being with se, es modern lah pero situated on the north side of Fast Seventeonth street, opposite Stayve- sant square, Rent $),600. A; between 2 and & o’ekck P. M., at 212 Pearl street, or between 6 and & P. M., at 132 Kast Seventeqath ot., to THOMaS MORTON. T° LET—NEW STORES OR WAREROOMS, 765 BOWE- Ty~adapted for businecs that et large show view on the street. Would be rent rok cba nea te- pant. Apply to GEO. W. DEAN, between the hours of 10 and 2, on the premise: TS IN BEST PART OF FULTON STREET, BROOK - lyp, @ second floor. containing four or five rooms, with use of kitchen if ag Go ferms moderate to a- aah Apply by letter to A. L. M., New York Poet Office. LET— A STORE ON THE CORNER OF THIRTY- fifth street, and First avenue, well fitted up for a srocery or Hiquor store, Rent cheap. Apply on the premises. TTY Sree ook ~ es HALLS OR ROOMS, Ll for worksh*ps or any other pw ituat on ninth and Fortieth streets, between Filth and 8 few locs at Tow prices. James M. Lathorn’ on the pre: LEASE—FOR A TEXM OF THREE stock, fixtures. snd furnitare for s: Frown hotel, Centreville Mansion House, New Jersey, now oscuyied by Peter H. Dodge; best stands for a botel or boarding houre six miles from manding a Ge vi |, Newark van Kivll, Castleton, hton, and for miles eround. ‘The proprietor gells out on sec ount of death in his Ponsesai given immedistely. Med veined a G. N. MARSHALL, 34 roadway; or to CASPAR 86 Chambers street; and on the premises. LEASE—TRE HOUSE AND LOT NO. 364 BROAD. way, corner Frinktin street, will be leared for a term years. “Apply to AAMS & LUCKEY, 75 Nassau atreet, Sixth avenues; also 0 GROCFRS.-—-TO LET, ONE OF THE Bast LOCA- th {ious in this cl'y for 8 first clase grocery stare. Tho» sition is such that i: wil command a good trade imme- jately, being on Brovd*s;, and next to amarket. For further particalers irquire at the City Market, 638 and 64¢ Broadway. Nove but parties who will keep # first claes establishment wis) be treated with. T¢LUABLE PROPERTY, 10 LET OR LEASE, FOR A term of years, #ith privilege of three renowals, a Isrge. substantial, end well buit hose, oor tainiag from eighteen to twenty rooms, on a plot of grovad, about twenty city lots, with ether necotrary buildings, in the immediate vieinity, and cmnvenven: to the Rig ith ave ituation delightful on high ground, com- besntiful view of tue Hudson, and bay of New . Would suita retired geodemen, or for a yublie house. the loeaifon woold re unsurpassel, For fil particulars, apply to BW. RICH sRD:, 307 Broadway STORE TO LET—HAVING SIX sd at the junetion of five leeati n for a cloth, suction Rent low. Posse: t. immediately, Apply a Vee STOKE TO LET, ON THE CORNER OF Frapkfort and Wiil'..i streets, having six large win An excellent kcation avd low rent. Possession ly. Apply on the premises 202 William street. dows. immed: ~ _ \AGLE HOTEL, CORNER OF FRANKFORT AND WIL- i liam streets; only ore block from the City Hall, cuntetoing two hundred and fifty excellent Teagtng rooms, where gentlemen cam heve single rooms at 20 cente ger night, or secure rooms on favorable terms for the winter, a a OTEL TO LET—TNE HARRISON HOF E, NO. 283 Chestnut street, between Tenth and Eleventh, indelphis, containing sixty-Ave roows, mostly 4 ay ea tto reuse. Lee kU can be had, 140 rxoms. Av} W. PaUL, 96% toute Fourth street, Philadelphia, Tp ir. BLEVOORT HOUSE —FIFTB AVENUF, CORNER i of Kighth st.—Tbis establishment, conducted exclu- ccrely on the Kuropean pian, bas & restaarant attached, for the secommo%ation of ladies and gentlemen not re- ogre inthe hotel. linnera and ue will be provided ef ell times, at short notice, either in private rooms or im the rertourant. " CLOTHING, &C. ‘PVAILORS! TATLORS! TAILORS!—~CHILDREN’S, BOY'S, y 8 and gentlemen's patterns and o by welch one thousand patterns can be drafted ina 13 an’ warronted to fit ail sizes, from nineteen inches up fe tvo, Wreset measure. » lao, sleeve tal in ten BERWI , 219 ® ‘or sale, in fall or part sets, by eet, copper Masdorgal,