The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1854, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. BONEBY Mat Ko® Farar, “ent. 20—6 P.M. With quite an active marke* quotations for stocks fell | OM afraction At the Grst boord Evie Lacome Bonds de- | ollaed ${ cont; Canton Co, >; Nicaragua Tramsit, 4; Peansylvania Col, \; Cumberland Coal, iy; New York Central Baitroad, 5x; Cievelaud and Tolsdo Railroad, | Xi; Erte Railroad, 4%; Norwich amd Woreester, 4 Harlem, 3. At the opening prices were firm for a time at yesterday's rater, afterwards they slightly deolined, and at the close showed signs of an impreve- ment. Reading was the Grmest railroad ftock on the st to-day, snd the trausactions were very large. Within the past few days the stock market his wonder- fully improved in tone. The mcvements now are more regular, and the operations oa tiwe, seVer’s and bayor’s option, do net exhibit these extremes we have se recent. ly recorded. Am eighth or ® quarter per osat is now about the difference between cash aales aad those on sixty days, buyer's or seller’s option This shows the abundance and cheapmess of money in Wall street om suoh seourities, and is rather an encouraging feature. After the adjournment of the Soard tne following sales ‘of stocks and bonds were ma‘e at suction by Simeon Draper — Parker Veia Steamship Co, Jat mor. int. a4..86 bagel Miede Ba. ooavertibies, da. aK do = Wells, Fargo & Co ’s Ex; 100 do Chicago and Kook Twenty: Give thousand dollars, in ten dollar notes of the Mechanics’ Bank, Memphis, Tenn., were stolen from the room of the President of the Bank on the 16th inst. | ‘They are numbered from 1 to 1,250, inclusive, and dated July 4, 1864, with » large blue X engraved on the lower side between the vignettes. The President says tat nove of the notes of theabove date, mark and denomins- | tion have been put in circulation by the dank, and will pot bepaid. He further states that he has recovered Tre corstruction of railroads during the past three or ur years is @ fair iustration of the reckless, heedless minnee in which the people of this country plunge iato | | tny new enterprise, They alaiost invariably over do it | | 4! first, and a reaction takes place, which dose not pass off for years. We dash so biiadly into the developement © any new element of wealth, that the cost ia rarely counted and the expenditures leave the whole commani- ty involved in financial embsrrassments of a serious cha- rector. The effect of all thia is frequently visible for years after, andit is only when the country in its na- tural progress requires there works of internal improve- ment, that parties interested derive any benefit from them. We are now in that rondition. Forasveral years past we have been engaged ia constructing railroads, and they have been exienced faster than the actual ‘wants of commerce required We stretcned to the ut most our credit bot. at home and abroad, and attract ed capital from other brenches of industry to thoir in- | jury. We were altogether too fast; and before the pub lic were really aware of the dangers surrounding them, there came a collapse in credi:, andall farther progress wasat once arrested. Rai’rosd bonds issued by new companies, could not be soli at any price. Almost in a day the auction sales of such securities were suspended, ‘This was the frat p towards reform and recupera- tion, ‘The market being relieved from the sup: ply of new bonds, the old issues were not so burdensome, and whatever demard existed for perma- ment investment, absorbed ro much of a fixed quantity. The amount pressing for sale has, therefore, been gra- dually reduced; and now that the demand from the ether side has revived with a great deal of force, we may logs for a rapid cecresse in railroad bonds offered for sale inthis market. While this is going ou our rail- roads will be improving in productiveness from thyir own natural resources, and from the absence of competi- | tor lines. This pause in railroad enterprise will be of vast benefit to all the oli companies in full and active operation, and give them inore strength to compete hereafter with whatever rival ines may be constricted. The prircipal difficulty those interested in railroads have to contend sgeinst is competition, and we hava always been apprehensive that this would be carried to auch an extent as te materially reduce the productive- ness of ailsuch investments, With a moderate increase fn these valaable works of internal improvement, and with judicious selections for the location of new routes, the difficulty alluded te ean be moderated, if not entire- ly removed. We have lately learned many valuable | lessons in railroad mamagement, and let us hove that the | future may bring the reward. Expenditures om old Toads have, in a great measure, ceased, and the probabi lity is thet future outlays will be more in accordance with actual requirements for profitable operations than hey have been, The expesience gained appears #0 for to have been dearly purchase}, but it may at some ‘ature time appear cheap at tem times the cost. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption | for warehouse, and also the withdrawals from warehousa | 200 during the week ending and including Thursday, Sept 28, 1864 :— Movamerrs mx FormGx Dry Goons. Entered, MANUPACTORES OF WOOL. MANUFACTURES OF COTTON. Pi Value. $70,892 4 "862 iy “33 Total....... 696 $111,969 ‘MANUPACTURES OF FLAX. Cotton, Total ...... 480 $827,717 Withdrawn from Warehouse MANUFACTURES OF wool MANUPACTURES OF SILK, 49° $42,073 nee Serene 82 +719 $102,721 —— ee MANUFACTURES OF COTTON Total... ..165 $106,968 | Yottom....,..177 bee tf finghems. Lie BL @,764 Mancractcrm oF Fax. | 3 1,247 Linens....... 28 305 | 2117 Do. &cotton.. 6 1,154 | ad Twine,....... 10 1,487 | 09 a — 6,700 = To'al...... 43 $10,046 204 2,200 a CaCRUABOTS. a —- —— ww goods. Total...... 288 $58,479 Entered for Warehouse MANUFACTURES OF Woot. 235 Wovllens.... 68 $28,920 685 Cloths . 7 851 Worsted......16 4) Cotton and do 85 23/414 | Shawis....... 2 914 a 18 5.795 7,785 $79,417 MANUYACTURES OF FLAX. Linens ..,...281 $56,295 18.682 mntactanaoue, igh — <—— firaw goods. Total......26T $64,640 RECAPITY | ATION, Enlered for Conawmption.. Bnufastures pg so aie Bi scoaneows .., + 606 187,863 — eee 970,417 89 461 64 640 56,206 29,812 TOU sssesecssvasereretereereeeesse]j198 $200,525 Withdrawn from Warchouse. Haoafectares of wool. 1 Tsar cotton 68,471 “ ies 106, “ 43 10,446 Miveollacecus,.... 8 968 | ont eomeeee | Total ereresccvesererecccscees cess hy Sl® $004,059 * we cutice rather more dotag ia the dry goods traded uiprored tutes, for hough the toquiry ts | bas wit at | | | 555 $120,791 | 100 | fancy to extre, and $7 50 $8 for mixed to good; with | | been less extensive, while the catalogues offered therein 212,000 of sat ’ 7 phate | have not been 0 attractive. | pear entirely satisied with what they are realizinz, brisker, its improvement is not taben advantage of by owners of goods, who are «till very willieg sellers, be- cause they desire to get rid of most of their supplies, which have been considerably reduced of tute. To at tain this end, they appear disposed to afford all the accommodation im their power to buyers. Yet, these | are tardy ia purchasing more than what thoy iamedi- ately need, excepting where they think bargains are to | be secured. Hence it @ that seasonabie faorics sre the | only styles in much request and any way drm in price, | Brown sheetings and shirtiogs aro still moderately | sought after at former quotasions. Choice makes of bleached goods are in rather better demand at daoyant | rates. Cotton jeans seem pretty active and steady. | Denins are in fair request. at full rates. Drills attraxt more attention at unchanged prices. Dack is teken as fast as it cam be produced at uniform figures. Ginghems have not varied, as they are stil’ worth Ilo. for Glasgow and Lancester, and 103c. for Manchester, peryd. Below | these qnotations no standard lots can be procared | Lawns and Naokins remain as previously reported. Os- naburgs are lors inquired for, and are deteriorating. Printing cloths rule very dull and heavy. No great im- provement has occurred in prints; Stripes and ticks are in steady demand at buoyant rates, Woollen produc- tions are still extremely quist and languid for the ses- son. Blankets are moderately deal: in at the quotations previously referred to. Caselmeres are saleable and steady, the supply bere being limited but well assorted. Cloths were quite dull and heavy; the few orders being executed are at rates that do not cover the prime cost of the goods, Doeshins are unchanged. Fiannels are plentier, ond sparingly sought after at former prices. | Jeans end linseys are in fair request, but at very low figures, Mouseline de laines are less active, but with a reduced stock prices sre well supported. Satinets are in pretty good demand, but are not very frm. “hawls are generally in better supply, but are not brisker nor dearer. Twoeds are inactive and drooping. Foreign manufactures continue in fair request, and are rather more regular in price. The recent auctions have In view of these circam. stances, the public salecrooms bave been less crowded, while buyers bave been meking freer ixquiries in private for desirable articles. These are not abundant, and they command pretty fair rates, though importers do not ap Other descriptions of goods are dull, and are almost un- saleable, excepting st prices that are not much over hal’ the cost of production, which prices owners are not in- clined to take as yet, thinkiog that if any change isto occur, it must be in their favor. This may be with them a natural anticipation, but we are inclined to believe that it will turn out to bea delusive one; yet it is well to act | with caution; and if we carnot recommend factors to re- | tain undesireb'e supplies om hand for any lengthy period, | we can sdvire them to offer them in a temperate man- | ner, as inthis way, they will most sarely fing buyers | at avy rates worth having. Tho carnings of the Providence and Wercester Railroad Company, for the month of August, 1854, were $34,350 89—showing a gain over the corresponding month of last | year of $3,898 75, or a trifle over cleven per cent. Ip th eme Court o! sachusetts, yesterday | m Bi © the opinion of the whole ined at their session in Berkshire coun. he question raised before the court upon the | of the receivers, and the motion for a dividend to reditors of the Cochituate Bank, of Boston, The yurt decided that the dividend must be among all the | creditors of every class alike, and that the billholdery | can have no greater claim then other creditors. Tnis | decision has no offect upon the right of the billholders to | call upon the stockholders to make up any deficit re- maining after the whole funds of the bank are applied, | A dividend of fifty per cent will now probably be paid at an early day. The Abingdon Bank has declared a semi annual divi- dend of $4 per share, payable on Monday next. The | Quiney Stone Bank pays a semiannual dividend of 4% | per cent, October 5, The Springheld banks have de. clared the following dividends, payable Oct. 2:—Spriag- field 4 percent, Chizopee 5, Agawam 4, Western 4, John Hancock (for three months only) 2, Pynchon 6. The John Hancock paida dividend of 3 per cent in July, when its capital stock was enlarged. The others are semi-annual dividends, save the Pyachon, which is for ten months, or since it began operations; ani in addi- | tion, this bank returns a net surplus of profits of 5 per | cent on its capital. Railroad Bank, Lowell, 4 per cent. Stock Exchan; ‘Frpay, Sept. 20, 1854. $5000 Virginia 6's... = 209 aha NY Cen R boo 917% | 2000 ie 84% or | 5000 & 50 91% | 30C0 Rie Con Bas 71 7h 50 Ola | 4C00 N. Ind. Bds.... 95 100 9175 | TOON. C. RR. Bis, 74% 20Clev. & Toi ithe 694, | 12800 do....... 74% 6Gsl &Chica. RR, 98 2C00S.H &S.RR.Ba.e3 89% 10 Cley. C. &Cin.RR 10414 8000 do,.... 88 90° 50 Mich. Central RR 80% eee 100 Erie Railroad. 560 do % 200 Hud. RRR. 60 45% 0 do. ‘ S1% «150 essceceeees SHG 13.N. ¥. Central oR 91% 100 Panama R. R. 9054 P SECOND BOARD. 950001. Cen. RR.Bs 743; 100 shs Read. RR.s30 7536 1000 Sckts Hbr. & Sa. 100 do RR Bés...,.s12ms 85 10 she Canton Co... 2036 100 Nic. Tran. Co.s80 233 | GOON. J. Zine Co... 5% 0 65 Comb. Coal Co.. 31 on oe RE | 800 bs, 31 | 300 lo. 80% it WY. ae 8.630 91 | Fe ito Harlem RR: “bio 324 aceeseves OLY 100 Reading RR, .b60 CITY TRADE REPORT. Frupay, Sept 29-6 P.M. Aenrs were unchanged. Pearls $6 25, and pots at $7, per 100 {bs. Brxapstvrrs.—Flour was in still better request, and | rather firmer, with sales of $7,000 bble.—State, ordinary | to choice, at $7 124; a $7 60; mixed to fancy Western | at 87 0 $1 60; and extra Wostorm and Genowe at 6775 0 | 14 $025; with 2,200 dbls. Southera flour at $8 25.089 for ; 160 bbls. corn meal, at $4375; for Jersey, and $48715 for Brandywine, per bol. Wheat was moderately in- quired for. The salea embraced 1,800 bushels good to prime Southern white, at $165 $1 90, with 5,000 Cana- dian do., in bond, at $183, Rye and oats were quiet ardlenguid. Corn was purchased to the extent of 58,000 bushels, at 76c. for unsound, and 76c. a 76340. for Western mixed, mostly at the lower rate. Cortoy —The market was quiet, with sales of about 400 a 500 bales at yesterday's quo’ ag alee CorrEx.—The sales were light, and hanged; 50 bags Rio sold at 10%¢. a lic ; and at 13 3g0 FrmceTs.—Rates to Liverpool were poeta Re grata, in sbips on 50 Dales of ‘uncompressed cotton were engaged at 5 and lot of bones at 10s. per ton. au Rotterdam, 160 bbla. spirits turpentine were en- | Qt 4c. per bbl. A vessel was engaged to load at Boe, Savannah, for Bremen, at £9 standard. The ship Henry Reed ~ en; for a year to run in the Ant- werp trade at $18,000, To San aot rates wero quiet at 36 400, per foot measurement. Hay.—The market was quiet at 80c. a 85c. per 100 Ibs. Bra? —American undressed was bout $1 85 ard dressed do. $2 30 0 $2 60. About 50 bales at $2 t STC. & 02, per Ib. Esctive at $37 oe $89 per Bors.—New were retailin; —The market was continued scarce and quist at 9c. for common Roskiasds and $118 for lump, pad Motarcte, —The sales ton for for Scotch pig. 30 hhds. Porto Rico at Navar fronm.—The market was quiet, and prices scmewhat nominal, Spirits were at 52 4c to 530. asked, Ons —Whale, — and olive were Sales Tove Regia lnaoed, pect 4 ie hee Speer ext ne oO ve, a a eas! and 76¢. short time, with Ai 4 lish, in lote from store, at 76. & T7e, » cash, per gallon. Lard agulet, bat The sales reach 2,0 as Tang chiefly at $13 75 for mess, acd $11 760 $11 oo pkgs cut gy mig bbl. €0 tor ancehde and & Sige, fe loanet as wore wade to dh of only 240 Sin tas 4, a igs: bbls. at old rates. VIRIONS—Pork was more active. ‘ Continue to | plaid yalencias’ and vic | tile 9 crushed ground 6 i cies A crashed 6: pommel nt ce jtedeed B, 7% 1 by 26 bole Te ; do. do, TM ciferby 36 bois, tice ver Pewcey —About 8 casks government mutmegs were sold op ot, oy beld at $1 ond opwards. ‘1on40co'is in fair demand, prices sterdy. Seles wore wate of 180 hhds Kentucy and poe ge atOxo a9; | 142 bales Havans, 240. a 35¢ ; Onde, 160. a 180; 144 eases Obiownd Connectioat, 5 ¥e. a 14 Wmexry —Pelee transpired ‘to day of 800 bbls. Obio and prison at 42¢. a 4c; 100 hhds. acacge, at 430, usual vee = Sil i large and demand t, prices COL — Supplies bein Settive. Seis of domestio tht wat bo Shoat 30,060 Ibe. feawe and Peuiled. 7 a of every tien is but little inquired for. anh , viz:—american, Saxony. teose, pee Ib, full blood Re ciggel B5e 2570; do. pative and \ merino, aad ce.; super dne pulled, 2. « washed, 800. can common. washed, 130. a'l4e ; do fare ee wash- ed, 16c, a 170.; do., unwashed, Bo. a 9c Smyrna, unwashed, 130 @ 140 ; do. Mexican, unwashed, 18¢ a 140. *‘ Aucuon Sales of Dry Goods. The line of fine black bombazines sold yesterday by Messra Wilmerdinge & Mount brought 600.0 $1 27. A | line of 50 lots merinos, white, black and high colors, were sold at prices ranging from 6246. ® $1 08, which indicated an improvement of about 10 per cent over pre- vious sales. ‘The de laines were sold at 26 a 433{0. | Gros de Rhine silks ranged at 58, 1h aed and Pg and the drens silk gords, at 46c. a $160. 3 of French beove ht satisfactory prices "The voll following were the of prises obtained by Mesars. Coffin & Haydock, at Thee eale ‘of French goods yesterday :—Freach gum elas- tic suspenders were old at 30 a 360 per dozen; fg od silk cravats, satin, &c , 50 0 70c ; do. liam cravats, 87 ssc. @ $115; 40 ink do., 703 ; wich Paris atyle Joinville scarfs, 30, 3234 ladies’ Bid gloves, $2.25 a 96 per doen? pla pal vo ct satin do, at20a 19¢ ark Le plaid bennet do. craps oe} valid, Be ‘proche | 1 2235 ae 9 oy z st ‘sang a wiv 92; Now. “. ar 16, block and broche bonnet ribbons, $1 15. a $4 37; velvet bonnet do. Ne 60, 30 and 12 dotted velvet do., bTc. 8 $1 86; line of Ogured gros de Afr ae onflet slike, 18 inches, 1fe,, 20c and 280 for 24 inobes; 18 inch poult de soie velonte, all piled’ for city trade, 64c. & 65c-; 164 superior woollen plaid shawls, 60c. eas; 16-400. merino long do , $8 62 a $6 60; do. all wool broche Paria new designs ‘and colorigs, broche square 30.86 60; Co, do. “arsorted colores "10%, $11 25 8 $13.50; superior checked ginghams, fast colors, 8 , 9c. 8 10c ; three fourths all wool French plaids, new pat- terns, 24¢ ; 36 inch all wool pure delaines, 4c @ 17c ; do. 40. 34 8 36 inch, warranted all wool, 28¢., 30¢ , 40c and 45c : do. do. high colored plaids do., 27¢-a 200.. 26 inch eclored tartans do, 1c @ 17¢ ; 26 inch hizh colored plaios, 17¢.; 36 inch do do, 6c. s 48c ; 36 inch pure laines, 22c.; 98 inch do. figured, 5Ce ; silk and wool , 830.;’ ladies? cloth Asrorted, 61 67; five do. colored and ‘black, $1 10; do solored twilled do, $1 40; colored de. $1 35; super do and bisck twilled do, $1 26 a$1 10; 20 tach hea 3 boiled black ilk velvet, $2 21; 32 ined bik Lyons man $6 37; Lyons laid silk, 20 f B5c; 36 inch feeble 88 do and 84 inch boiled ‘mat 2 38 & 39e; 21 inch ‘armure and heavy boi ed Ray o Rbines, plaid gros Afrique, and striped gros ‘V'Orhans, eli boiled, Bra boc; 20 and 32 inch dodo Haye, gros d’Aguere, 2¢ inch Lyous heavy all boiled gros o’keossee $1; 25 inch Paris, Pekin Raye eatia boiled silk, 5c; 82 inch rich Paris eatin plaid poult de eoie, warrented a!l boiled silk, 9£o; do do 32inch do, $1 30; h super and high Jas: tred all boiled black gro# de Rhi 8, 49 a 600; inch do de gros de Rhine, 36 inch dodo, 68 a54c; 28.0 26 inch and 22 inch poult ce roie d’ecosred und harlequia, ail boiled, 488 67¢;20 inch poult €e sole checks, all. boiled, herlequin do sad platd de soie, 54 a 70c; 26 inch plaid do cadreiie, 22 in, poult de goie, satine and striped ditto, 68 a 76c-; 23 inch soie cadrille and aunes do, and do. sstin plaid, a} boiled, 408 76c ; aunes 23 and 30 iach aunes satin and Barlequin plaid satine, and $8 inch gros de Naples, and 22 inch satin plaid P, sole quadrilis, $1 88 a Toe. do, aunes plaid P. de sotoqanaiti, browhé, >, 61 do. Pekin canaille, P. de soi¢ cadrille. and 26 inch | tating “Tor'a I20e 1 50 iach? Se role cadrilie and herle- quin, 88 a122c,; sunes 40 inch carasaé brooke P. de sole, G50.: 22 and 23 inch lustrine, and 24 iach gros de khine, 25 8 5ce;5 24 to 24 inch gros de, Hhtae much better, 44m €2c.; 24 0 30imch do do, and 2% inch bik taffetas, 64 a 00. Other sales of stmilér goods, some few lots of which rere, slightly da ed) frem 82 2 120 and 135¢. grosde Naples, 48 a 52c.; Lyons bik. rating de chine, $30; 30 loeh blk. lestrine watered all sik, 26 inch blk. mote, grenadine, pink pean 27 a 185¢.; robes assorted farcy colors, bor- lers, ounces, &e , t'9.8 100, 9 12349. per yard- ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY AY, OARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, AT BELLPORT, L L—Phe fourth term of the Bellport Classical Insti- nile, will’ commence oct th atk Tuesday in November. For circulars, apply to Wm. Kevan, Faq., 116 Water street, New ‘Yor a ‘and for full particulars, address JAMES ORUIKSHANK, Principal, TRENCH AND ENGLISH DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG ladies and tlemen, at 108 Thirty-sixth street, routh side, first block west of Broadway. French taught without extra charge. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, princi. pals. RS. McGEACHY HAVING RWOPENED HER school, would be [be happy to receive into her fami'y & limited mumber of boar ding pupila, to Vow: she wouid devote her most unwearied attention and maternal cars Mrs. McG. is aided by the most efficient masters, For particulars apply at 80 West Twenty-sixth street RS. C.M. KIRKLAND WISHES TO RECRIVE INTO her family one or two young Indies as pupils for the winter. Those who, baving fiaishedjthe — sehool gent still desire to pursue ® plan of general improvement, a this an advantageous psition, Tepllcation to be peor immediately at Mrs. K.’s resi- Cence, 6 Lexington avenue. R. AND MADAME NOEL BERGIER’S FRENCH will re-open on Friday, September 16. to the establishment for pupils at a A stage is att distance, DANCING ACADEMIES. PUBLIC BALL WILL COME OFF AT baste LUBY’3 academy for dancing and atone 835 Broad- ‘way, corner of Thirteenth strect, on londay evening, October Mh. An excellent quadrille bende ith « com- nt floor master, will attend. Tickets be had at jessrs. Marshal! Clarke's ice cream » down stairs. ANCING—MORE NEW CLAS‘E3~—L DE @. BROOKES, No. 361 Broome street, is now forming several new classes, to commence immediately. Ali the faskionable dances taught in one course of lessons. Private instruction at bears to suit the applicants, —————— Pecan 2 DANCING ACADEMY, 69 WEST FOUR. teenth street.—Mad. ©. Dubreul Ferrero and B to announce ‘hai os will re-open thedy weal on pared the 7th of October. Young ladien’ Wednesdays and a, Sabantarey os Fentage ‘ant Thoretays, a OF. uM. « Gentiomen' evening el jondays uri at7P. M. jae day evenings seo et "ep. M. Private lee — classes attended. given w E ART OF DANCING—AT 64 EAST THIRTEENTA street, fourth house west of Broadway, south side Mt. Charruand reepectfully announces to his friends and trons that his classes will commence on Pied 4th, and Monday, 16th of October. Daya:—Wednowda saturday, at 12 o'clock noon, and at 3 afternoon, for Maite and children; Monday and Thursday, at 7 evening, for gentlemen. Particular attention paid to and deportment of pupils. Boarding ucaton and Ueiloennratd attended to. Circulars can be obtained ‘as above. DAL rs arr BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOB $310 pianoforte, for sale for $286, splendid tone, round Corsers, perfect every way, not four months old, fully yerranted, by the best mavers. The owner is going to Europe. It can be seen at No. 6 College place, from 9 o'clock until 3. LUTE INSTRUCTION3—TO AMATEGRS ON THE fiute.—The subscriber has the pleasure of announc ing to his pupils and the public that he has now perfeat- ed bia arrangements, and is prepared to give instructions pe he (ee and German flutes. Ho has alao several bh desoriptions, with ths latest improvemente, fer py at hie roome, For further particulers and terms ooply personally or by letter to F. J. TORS, Solo Flatist Professor of Music, 498 Broome s' F% SALK—A PIANO, os bag te] AND STOOL, Will sell them for one hundred dollars, as the owner has no further use for ene Apply at 11’ Wooster at. OSEPH G. KOESTLER, TEACHER OF MUSIC, J moved from 392 Broome street vo 20 Greenwich st st ‘R. OTTO TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE and slogize, Broadway, continues to give lee- rons et his dence and those of his pu, \a. far 188 Gal TEACHER OF MUSIC, NO. 61 WEST "ee street, between Fifth "and Sixth ave nues. rate. UsIC.—ONE OR TWO PUPILS CAN BE INSTRUCT- ed on the Lalpeatcd on by & yous lady, at ber own ive lessons ia residence: ake would Spanish from a pated. lady, for which she would BE to 8 C., 20 flerald office ve musical lessons. Apply to ‘AN'ED—A SITUATION AS hag SINGER IN sowe church in this city, or Willis Episcopal church preferred. ve Senbenay Be wre The sales,to-day reach about 400 Sst, prt er ate fai Geeta Strictly prime at 6c. The le mostl; ly from the trate ports that t ly bare ot 2 that Li en! a was offering having been taken Voge Wy vod equal to those current in Mats ate “the here is limited, and the neighboring wavtets ony deen Sheored of ail th that could be had. Srear.—Sales of 100 hhes. New Orleans were made at I ko.; 260 ¢o. Cuba murcovado, atp. n t ; 70 do. Porto Tuco, et 60 pnd 6e., and 250 boxes at bie. @ 6i0., end previously, 1,060 boxes do, at p. ot The sugs ree | Dire baye a \apced thelr prices—we q) sad ald office, on — 0. 0 LOADs OF SUPERIOR MANURE FOR fale, alo lote toaati purchasers, Ap- LEY, 84 aad So West Tekh sta otreet, a Bret a. & Co's livery stabie, corner of Fourth ereoue aud Hightesatle 64 street. $2 0.0 » ten miles from New $2 0.00 Rouse and onttesidions, mele fora oi reat, eight minutes walk fro: depot The property is vnincumbered. A mortgage will | ped My’ srt of the Fo Ape eset. or aot: takea in exchange. Feta G Pinney Pine street, corner of Brosiway, under the Metropolitan Bank. Fifth and Sixth aveoues, use, Gowanus, South Brooklyn. Ap- | ply to R. G. PIERCE, Pine @ aires’, corner of Broadway. —FORS LE, ONE OF THE BEST HO- e tels and dining saloons ta the lower singers A tale mast feoted within two ayn, aa the proprietor real estate taken in mat part cash, and part seoured en the ry pebernet ed ge loca tion of the house unexcelled. ‘Apply at 102 Nassau room N PURDY & street, room No $4, 50C ick house in Twenty. street, near aote avenue, containing the modera et House ISRO feet br tort, and lot | eighty feet. “pply Sey street, corner of Broadway, under veirroed fant. ive or 5 00, teak Pale eg 8 yo eee Rane TORRE STORY ENG siness of $: over the counter me will be wold this day. wiPply HOWEs & 1HOMPSON, 81 Nassau street, room No 55 —WANTED, A PURGHASER FOR A LIGHT e manufacturing business, slready estab- Mnbed, paying immense profits; a rare chance for a bual ness wan. Adcress with real name, F. H , Post Office. $350. —FOR 8 A BAKERY, IN 4N EX- collent location, and now doing a drat rate businesa;als0, © , in an unsurpassed loca’ with » first rate run of custom Both these will be so'd Coe for cash, by DECKER & CO., 81 Naseau street, 0. 350. FOR SALE—A SUPERIOR began ¢ turing business, established two years, in excellent location. Sure investment for ‘one hav- an ige small capital. Thearticle made is sed by moat buriness men, and is eelliog for cash at eg egy It 5 Avenue must be sold to-day; therefore ca'l soon at D, corner of Ninth street, up atairs. —AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WANTED, to punehene se an iuterest in s business in $200. make $20 to $30. week. Apply, this da to HUWES S TLOMESON, & Nassau streed room No. 7.” TLANTIC DOCK, BROOKLYN.—STORSGE STORES Nos. 28 and 29 North pier.—The two three story rtone atores, each 25 by 80 fect, lots 100 feet, for sale at agreat bargain, for gash, or will be exchanged for good city property. Apply to E. DE MOTT, 17 Spruce street, N. Y. ‘ FIRst CLAS3 FARM | teen roome, »t! weil furnished It is wetl located on rising round, commands @ beatiful view of the payed and wd fee ‘nd frents oa -tate atrest. The lot of ground is 50 fest front and rear anc 239 feet deep, runing through from “tate strest ta Gelsom avenue, oad is well std out toto a garden, with with neat walks, planted with trees and ¢brubs, and basa new carri-ge bouse and stadie thereon One ral’ fA jaa mone; may remaia on bond and mor Terms easy. Stoges rua from Seine eimmigee nantes br the cars. Ap: J ke “ York, or ee owner, PETEX J. MUKPaY, Fort Ham- fiten. RB SALE IN BROOKLYN.—IN CONSEQUENCE or adesth in hix family, the advertiser will aelt h first c'ass three dasement ard sub cellar bi a house vps with aller part of the furniture, bene 4 is of the first clses, and new in May last. The house is situated three blocks east of the City Hall, on one of the leasentest otrects, and near Fulton avenue, and con. RivGen dern improvements. Price low and terms ensy. Address Groham, Herald office eh ee m, a 7 p Py neighbors Ales, the fear brown stone house No. 122 Madison avenue; size Apply to ROSWELL G. PIEICE Pine street, coraer of Bioadway. R SALE OR EXOMANGE—PINE AND SPRUCE timber lands, four parce’s, 3,000 or 4,000 acres each, ‘on the Raquette and st hidges, near ar Fotaden, adjoining sain aply bor ObET Oa GAM, Novd Now street, fourth nual Sennen we Pepe SESE 1OR SALE OR LEASE—\ LARGE COT py | STABLE ds in Carmansville, the Hudson tion. Rent $500, ee For par- ticulers inquire of J. D, CHEVALIER, 360 Broadway. OTEL FOR SALE—WITH STABLE, OUTHOU:Ki, garcen, &c., with an scre of ground, and a splen- ‘view of New York ie” 236 miles from Jersey a y Ant on 8 plank toed road. For terms, apply ot No. 11 Son street, up stairs. Orave lary tenement hour, cctaining twonly ve 6 en ner con’ ‘went rooms avd twenty bedrooms and roan at 270 Eighteenth street. The lease Povaoneae years to rup, with two renewals of twenty one yearseach Grourd rent $90. ‘The house was built two years ago, an 1 cost over $5,000 to build it. The cheepest house on the York Teland. For alars, inquire of WM. A. HOYT, 230 Ninth avenue or of LU:H & MOON, 71 Third avenue ORIZONTAL STEAM ENGINES, OF VARIOUS STZ! from ten to fifty horse power. Also, » set o nish “eruehing roll, on hand and for sale by FIELDS, BRO. Fulton foundry and machine works, southwest lanier Greene and Morgen streeta, Jersey City. OT3 IN HARLEM a SALE, SIX LOTS in 129th street; street re and lighted; the Gragg — Harlem. Wi pied = arr he together, low, and on very easy ternas, . 13 Hester street. 4 pene BOWLING AND DRINKING SALOON FOR SAL! with three years lessee from May last, situated at No, 8 Ann street, ining Barnum’s Museum. This is ove of the best business places in the cit; “A being es- tabli:hed for seventeen years. Apply on the premises. CHANCE TO MAKE A FORTUNE.—FOR SALE cheap, oxo of the best corner, grveery and lquor Stores in the city of New York, together with the si seliing is the proprietor has other business to attend to. Pieage inquire of Mr. GILLESPIE, 556 P "earl street. ONFECTION+RY FOR SALE—WITH OYSTER AND ive cream saloon, completely furnished, and a lease of bb ea manatecory. one a the best ap etd ae *4 confee! manufac’ pg & wh be 0 business, for sale at « pe Lily App! OWES & THOMPCON, 81 Nessau stract, room No. 7. FSIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE IN BROOKLYN For sale, the very desirable two story and attic cottage 20 Bond oi) corner of Livingston, containing ten rooms, gas, hot air and water in kitchen. Price $811 750. Two-thirds can remain on bond aud mortgage. A part or the whole of the furniture ean be had, in amount from $300 to $1,500. Apply to AAKON STON! 81 Fulton street, Brooklyn. RUG STORE FOR S .LE.—A SMALL STORE NEATLY fitted up, well stocked, ani doing a good businoss, flourishing Seng ae few miles out of town, where there is no other store. Price $500. Rent low. Inquire of #. LYON, 400 Grand street. WWOR SALE—THE MODERN THREE STORY basement house 178 East Twentieth street. fest front and 53 fee! - hovse contuins all the mo bet air furnace, gas, bathe, dc. eanner. Terms casy. utages and oars, A. ARTOIS, 61 Nassau street, up stairs, r OR SALE—AN ESTABLISHED BAKERY, ON TEE dest business avenue in Brooklyn, doing a Store trade with herse, wagon and round of customers; also, the unexpired lease of four years, from November Ist, 1864, of the whole house, at the rent of $400 per year, Sold on aceount of the owner going. West. tages fs she premises, 214 Myrtle avenue, or 173 Jay street, cobly D. F® SAlE—HOTEL AND DINING SALOON, IN ONE of the best locations in the oe it ote cbeap for cash, if applied for immediately, Inquire on oa premises, 956 ton ¥F RSALE—A WELL KNOWN PUBLIC HOUS! Brooklyn. with s five years lease For partic: inquire ‘1 332 Monroe street, New York. ‘OR SALE—A ppg ME THE fener PaRT of the city, in fare; an excellent stand to hee oa 9 ig lease of several mt to run, together with the fixtures complete, will Gisposed of at s bargain. B. W. RICHARDS, 807 Broad ‘OR SALE —$2,500, ONLY $500 CASH.—THE NEW house and lot Ne. 225 South Fourth st: Wil- liameburg, within five minutes’ walk from slip ferry, containing west ENMinGroom; marble mantels, water and gas. A) _ a0! siuTE, 59 Rose street, N. Y. FS SALE—A BOWLING SALOON, OYSTER SALOON and Jodging house, in one of the best Jocations in abe city, an cld established stand, ite ak market. Inquire st 96 Vesey aaeat BW BRITTO) ‘OR SALE—$685. m enh STORY FR. re oye Se CON- ton sane yo opposite, Waal IN taining nine aj ita, pantr; » piazza in front; situ sted at Twelfth street, | dig near Fifth avenue. Price $1 ety ek vb 5 he balanee in mmi- peeeel instalm $00, odd. in interest. H. A, YUUNG, No. 5% Pine vat, oe baa F% SALE—A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, ONE of the cheapest and best places up town Rent low and no competition, Must be sold immediately. The very place fora Ge:man. Apply at = Nasrau — room No. 9. RDY & F% SALE—THE LEASE, FURNITU! French boarding house, located weatot Broadway and below Canal street. The house ia elegantly fitted up and {o full of Hint class boarders, at the higheut prises, Apply at 102 Nassau street, room No 9. PURD{ & 00. F® SALE—A SUPERIOR RESTAURANT, LOCATED on the corner of two great tho: fares,, a private «entrance and private rooms, fitted up in the most costly atyle;cheap rent. Must phar 4 sold within three days, Apply immediately at 102 Nassau atroet, room No. 9. PURDY & CO. Pr" SALE—AN OYSTER AND DINING SALON, ~~. ona it thoroughfare weat of Broadway, fit sipg, eke Ba lor manner and new. doing a fine buat or a very low figure. iy imi at 102 Nassau street, room No. 9. : 'URDY & oo OR SALE—A LARGE DOUBLE STAND IN WASH- ington Merke'; one of the most desirable losations in the msrbet, suitable for poultry or butter. Excellent ice boxer and every convenience attached.’ Ay 4 102 eet, room No, 9, PuRDY co. R SALF—A MANUFACTORING BUSINESS, NOW In successful operation, inclading all the machiaer7 and tools, whish are in good order. ‘9 an enterpriring waa thi Ts Indeed » Grsirable chance. Sala reasons for te! 4 at 102 jassan atree! No. 9. iid PURDY Boo oo.” OR 8ALE~AN OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY, 1Y, LO cated on the west ride of the town fAxtures, and am excellent horse and wagon wi low, as the owner bas to return to Europe. mediately at 102 Nassau street, room Noo yi SALF-A wit dtt$ Hod ‘ULASS ig fe OF TEN ir a stores on Sixth avenue, ptite leg ent chee located. Terms easy. y Apply a dows. PIERCE, , Pine street, Corner of Broadway. OR, ‘BALE—640 ACRES OF TEXAS LAND, WELL Jocated; also a two story house in Broo Brooklyn, od sale ata oe eee owes merchandise. to HOWES & T OM. 80N, 81 N Nass eect, Toom NO No. 7, R SALE—A RESTAURANT AND DRINKING SA- loon, situa‘ed in the most business part of Broad. Tay; will'be old for $600. ey ees by Broadway pe Sy) &e. Price $1,000, Pt to HOWES & THOM IN, 81 Nassau street, room re SALE—A NEAT AND GOOD LIQUOR STORE, ea cdntnke B wigin pot ihe rtments for family ; three years Ling ee ‘will be outright. Ri 4 in Cherry street, near market, Apply soon at 9) Mivision street. —— SALE CHEAP, ~~ WILL BE PUt UF IF RE FE ay Ball leg ocomog Mass ; Never been used two feet wide teen, Apply 10 JNO. sodden t &CO., rn ‘Water street. NEW THREE STORY and fix'ures, situated in the sixth ward; the reason for | sTLROAD CHATRS.—150 TONS OLD CAST IRON iiroad chairs, for ssle. Apply at tho office of the Long land Rellroed ‘Company, South Ferry, Brooklyn. G100P FOR BALE—SLOOP MARY ETTA, THREE Sears old, 64% tons, with centre board, 36, sail , &e., in good order, and well found in ever partials Fee ‘terms, inquire of JAMES H VALEN joe corner F and Franklin streets, Greenpoint. (0 BUSINESS MEN —THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR rale his business, already established in wpe fe for the wanufacture and eale of a highly useful patented article, the exclusive right to which belongs to the sub- seriber, with every facility for conducting ‘the business Pleasantly ard profitably. From $5,000 to $6,000 cash or productive real estate required. Adtress, confidential- ly, Patent, box 2,346, Post Office. IEN YEARS LEASE FOR SALE.--EIGHTEEN LOTS of ground, with the large brick buildizg at the foot of Thirty third atreet, North river, having s water front of 100 Toot and suited for any heavy business. Terms moderate snd possession immediately. Apply to R. T. HAUGHEY, St. Nicholas Hotel, any evening after six o'clock. ————————————————— COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES, ERE BCY BY @ Page totaal apa ta ag 'e silent or setive, to Join’ the sub- scriber in an exclusive business and of the most ree- pectable character. Twelve thousand dollars are re- eae progressively, vig : two thousand dollars down, wo thcusand in two months, and the balance in sit equel pe y ments thereafter; the investor holding tangib!e fecurity from the starting” Point, while he witnesses the doubling of his money at the time of each psy: and that product doubled until, at the up at the end as the Tete he finds himeelf in pow of one hun- dollars, and the subscriber ss much oth Then, now, and established without care, after tune above mentioned. None buts real capitalist, aud one holding a respectable position, will be treated with, Addiess C.D. Argent, New York city Post office, sta! time and place for an interview, wring sell neme. B.—All communications strictly confidential if required 80 to be. 2. 00 TO $5,000.—THE ADVERTISER WISH- esito engage in an esta) bdasi- Ress, as active partner. nufecturing, grocery or a preferred. The best of reference given re- quired. Address G. H. 0 , Herald office, stating busi- ness and where sn interview can be bad’ Shall remain im the elty three days. tars Ganev WITH THI3 CAPI- 100 tal, in one of the vest paying kinds of Salen bat has offered, co: a amount a so in slong time. Apply at 208 BOSMan’é Go, 0. 4. ‘TNER —WaNTED, A PARTNER ‘WITH $5,000 TO $8,000 cash capital, to invest in a first class hotel, iaelees ay; 10,000 seas be Sonn See peer gy i newer, peony with fullname berry conddestialig: " need [wn Clarendon, Herald 0 fice med ARTNER WANTED IN A CASE MANUFACTURING business ia per cent profit on the amount of done strictly for cash Am ex- cellent chance ae man with a cs a ase Apply this day at $1 Nassau street, room No. 9. FIRM OF LYNCH & BLODGETT IS THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent. Either will sign in juidation. M,_A. J. LYNOB. lew York, Sept. 30, 1854. ALBERT BLODGETT. Notice.—The uncerrigned have entered into copart- ‘ip, Diese coal te Blodgett & forthe: manufac’ of copal and japan varnishes, 7 Pearl street. DGETT, “Now York, Aug. 8, 1854, M.A. J. LYNCA. ANNUAL CATTLE SHOW AND 3 AND paca van OF he! Taio sare, fe io er city of Ne Fork the iw low first week in October, in at the a: cae Institute and the New York Mort Tlorticeltural ona which premiums amounting to $8,000 are offered hibitors from this and the da will be o) mut ivered on the show grounds: ith. Premium liste ‘and regulations can be had of Janes Beebe & Co., 356 Broadway, nay at the rooms of the Feo Institute, 851 Broadwa; Se hale t coo Yo exhibit should be mad idole te early as iticable, on and after the 15tb of ber. The , Mr. land will be in at ‘The se: , Mr. Johnson, will be at the Astor House on and after the 26th of } and every desired in: formation will be furnis! Exhibitors should have thetr articles on the the Parse eck Rage fair, except in the astral bck it, which can be brought in on Monday, 24 of tober. The oftces at Hamnllton square will be opened the week previous to the fair. All applications in reference to the of ar- ticles on the grounds should be made to Bi? who wil ein atendanee to See “B P, Jourson, Cor. COMMITTER OF ARRANGEMENTS. LEGAL NOTICES. EW YORK COUN) Y SUPREME COURT.—ISAAC Emmons and his wife against John Emmons $35 dey atore t the nd arane now, lng 2 a —_ pop es at the above price, a lease, ‘& person chase the wa, {re hey ag Pag ey ht tet me another business to attend to.’ Taere are roome fore femily connected with the sere Possession imme- diate! Apply te JOHN FOLEY, gold pen masafactarer, 167 Broadway. $70. a lawyer, architeot, immediately at office Chatham street. —DESK ROOM TO LET—IN TH® BUILDING of the Caatham Bank. disirably located for or similar jo 8 Chatham Bank Bailding, an TEAR ON ONLY.—TO LEY, A stug 9560—e favey and business. NN STREFT, CORNER THEATRE ALLEY—TWO A fore in that lore aaa. weighted buliing, te let heap, if ied for im: cheap, if app oe ee kt PABIMENTS TO LET—THREE ROOMS, ON SECOND floor of house No. 102 Canal street, er, Apply on the premises. corner of ‘<a gee RENT, TO A RESPECTA- iS seealy, et ithout chilirea, the entire second three commodious rooms, in house 35 thin three minutes? walk of ins ‘ferey, cate, win dollars pee maanth, im advance. References exchanged. Demene fo Mean we ig Ge aS Windows,’ Apply 6 AO, LAWRENOR, on'the premioe. ESK ROOM OR PART OF AN OFFICE TO LET. Inquire at re ger ig corner of Fulton street, rom No. 6, fire [J ousE To LET—WesT OF BROADWAY, AND FUR- niture for sale < ~ hire. on av loea- ‘Will be eraeetl oh bengal iD & COLEMaN, M7 Ghee col yt 10 LET—NO. 47 LISPEN4RD STREET, NEaR very pl JoURNEAY, leasant locat 41 and 43 Warren street. on. Apply te A. EGAR QEGAR STORE TO LE[—IN BROOKLYN, NEATLY Ss run of custom; stock aad fitted up, with « fixtures for LET—TO SMALL through, consist water, &c , in the new between the Seventh — Eig! $14 yer month. teenth street, from uses in to 5P.M ‘West Ninet ‘ale, Inquife at 75 Fulton street. AMERICAN FAgLIES, FLooRs of five rooms, with batt, Croton sveset, hth avenues. Rents $10ta juire om the promises, 140 We-t Nine- (0 LET—WITHOUT BOARD, A SUIT OF Rs ND°OMEL® furnished parlors, and two bedroom», in a retired neighborhood, near St. Jo North Moore sireet. Gas, bath, &e chai yhn’s park. Inyuire at No. $8 Reference ¢x- 0 LET—A THREE STORY AN® 7 ASEUENT HOUSE, 16 Crosby street, with aJl + ats. Also, a house, 486 Bro and ao half yesrs’ lease, for s«) COLEMAN, ik Grand street, » mode: rm improve- ith three ue street, wi to. Inquire of WooDs LET—STEAM | POWER, WITH LARGE OR SMALL rocms, well lighted Mercer (0 LET—THE 1 wich at-eet; kon 10 and i2 o* treet. 7? ity street. pply on the premises, 195 street, or to B V. U.UGBWOUT, 861 Broads, GR STORE, NO. 297 GREER session tnmbdat 4 ok, 103. B. HUTOAINGS, 30 Sole LET—THF SECOND FLOOR, AND ONE OR TWO AT- tic rooms if desired, plainly furnished, tos adaald ctable filly witheut children, Inquice at 98 (0 LET—A STORE; RENT $8 PER MONTH, THREAD, needles, boys’ clothing, ‘&., a small assortment at half price. Ca Rotneen 9 and $ o'clock, at 170 Thirty: fourth street. boar Lighth avenue. Also 4 room bedroom if bedroom if required. T° Adejphi street, LET—PART OF A VERY PLEASANT HOUSE, IN fourth door south of Fultom ave- fue, Brookyn, very hancily arranged for s small fi Rent low. App); New York. as 10 T Twenty. ei 6 fixtures: an all family ; aio tae cor water oli ©. F. ELLIOTE, ty yeighth wane one or two fami 195 Pearl ai LET—GENTEET, APARTMENTS AT 102 EAST eighth stro pol five wi Beasg sly on a floor, Re pase Bt kan ewe B. KINSSIMER, 310 F Fourth avenue. vs ing provements; a two story LET—TRE FINE TWO STORY AND BRICK house 113 Hammond street, with all the modernim- brick buildin in the rear, suitable for a cerrisge house or any cther business, with a wide alleyway attach ed. Inquire at No, 0 Perry street. LiT—A MEDIUM SIZED THREE STORY BASE. ment house, situste at No. 79 West Thirty second street, near Broadway, with Croton, gas and range. In- quire at 76 Bleecker street. LET—RENT and a half f: house on west side of Mac iougal ory Houston and sted ge WITH LEASE OF TWO YE\RS lovember 1, modern bailt = street neon Bleecker eee pe ponlioant ws hm be ex- purchase rniture, which sold low, Apply at 75 William stret, up stairs, will be LET—THE LOWER PART OF A GENTEEL TWO story and attic house, in the vicinity of Washing- Kiteben, and Sixth arene, consisting of two parlors, and two or three M. Y., Herald office. LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY, THE K floor, front barement and Of back building, Tiree, ApAY on the premiios, between 8 asd lO-Ac Me, on the ‘and from A 6P. M. As ee Te: ng i re re LET—ROOMS IN THt FRANKLIN BUILDING, oe meen’, on the fourth a a apn the rooms bare large go aiplightat inquire of HB MELVILLE om 0 LET—IN HOUSE 95 Tooms suitable for offices CEDAR for Tight busine , in house 161 First ‘avenue, s reves ‘and two bed- yooms. Apply at 97 T° half acres, with way, between Seventy House two aay, Cedar street, second floor, ‘Up stairs, LFT—A COUNTRY SEAT, WITH TWO AND & ‘trees, on east side of Broad- th and. Seventy-sixth streets. stile end basemen’ it, eleven rooms. Rent $300. to R. G. PIEKCE, Pine strect, corner Beesuwny, ead letropolitan bank. (0 LET—PART OF A GOOD THREE STORY, BASE Dimes ard sub-cellar frame house, 96 West’ thirty- foams on seend oor = and back besoment, &e. ference 6x: Ay WwW. Biy's, 70 Fulton pply to W.W. SELLEOK, at & T° hole or use. £0, teal prelyeos LET—A FOUR STORY HOUSE, LOCATED A biceks above Union park Tt hea af, ke. It is handeumely furnished, ae meme, balay 4 if desired, of the furniture will be wold of let with t is easy of access by cars and stages. Herald office, . and saitable It wil! * rented om the ‘@ good tenant, Aj ye moet HOWES & HOWES & THUMPEOR, 81 I xtae street, _Foom MSBURG, TO SMALL RES. ny ee sree | eary ee ee Sent ‘ind eet two room also, a brick housein North Fifth low to good at the corner of North Fifth and pele dd consist of Tg ee ag en are To kt ‘ire as above or at the shop, i at and Third streets, m ET OR FOR SAUER IN BROOKLYN—TWO NEW two- ator wo basemen’ + mile of LET OR he geet a Seder ERENT ieee fe ey ool ~ a hetbee most A vg situated for ry ese rit ad mas Th Thirsyarih strect Tn way. ble wee for mercantile or ino Bs thane ne Bea LH near They will be let separately or toge' tay ‘with four houses, in Classon avenue, near the Fulton ferry. a) $160 per aces ‘Broadway. rooms aa@ Flush- sise FIVE STORY ‘at 200 Broadway, room No. 9, third Mary, frook 12 o'clock. ‘0 LEASE~A LARGE TWO STORY avenues. gnome ne og ge shop, in Thirty ni! on Fortieth street. between Fifth and 8 few lots at $50. Aj at JAMES M, th street, om, PRIVATE progr he 4 for faraities, with one that first clase corner ver sist avenue and WELL. G, PIERCE, Pine street, ae BO. ‘bar NREEN TURTLE servei up this cay at it e~ terrapins exercise to peony B atrec' aence at 1