The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1854, Page 6

‘Tee State Fair, We complete the livt of awards st the late State Fair, Aelow. The portion thus given wae omitted yeeterday Ba agoount of the crowded condition of our colmmns — FRUITS, Apples 4 Greatest number and vest epecimers J. W. Bailey, Piatecbareh, N.Y Suuver Cup, valwe $25 st 20 varietion. A. Prost & Co., Rechester, Second best. Porman Crittenden, 11)..c@, Tompkine Co. Best 12 yarietiee, Jobu gts y, ithaca, Tompkins Co, eure Gre» ember of good variotics and Dest specimens, tent ra Barry Nochestor, Sitver Cup, value ou and best specimens. Bilwanger & ry ilver Plate, value 30 Frost & Co, Roaberir, 5 Ellwanger & Barry, Kochoster, 8 5 3 Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester, Second beet, Dr Norman Crittengen, ithaca, Peaches Bert variety, 12 yecimens, John R, Woolsey, New York ems. Gresiest number of varietios and beet crown epecimens, Bilwanger & Barry, Rochester, 2 Quinces. H. Frost, Rochester, ; 3 Grapes ber of native varieti¢n and best enccimens erhill, Croton Point, N. Y., 0 , R. T. Underbill, Croton Polnt. N. Y. Bost one variety. R.'¥. Underhill, Croton P. Y Greatest number and beet specimens of foreign gradee, grown under glass, 8, W. Ludlew, Yonkers, Weee hi ty, riety, 8, W. Ludlow. termelons 7 and best sporimens, Jobn Hore, county, 2 Peach Greater? number and beet crown #p¢ Bickenson, Lyous, N. ¥ ery 24 best do, B. Sherman ford, Orange county 3 Best one variety, 12 #: *, i. G. Dickenson, | Lyons. 2 Pl Greatest number of varieties and best grow wens, Elisha Dorr, Albany, Plat Be a Dorr, Albany, Pint Dorr; Albany, rapes. Greatest number of native varieties and best crown eogomens, Theodore Fowler, Fisbhill, Dutchess county $3 jest ria varieties, Eli: Best one variety, Eli ere . Isaac Merritt, Hartsvillage, Dutchess county Beet one variety—Ieane Meritt, Bartavillace, FOREIGN FRUIT, Peart—out of the For the greatest number of varietic nd best speci, mens of poars correctly named, Hovey & Co,. Boston, aver cup, ed ‘For the bert twenty vario! worrectly named, Hovey 6 of pears, best epecimens, Oo, Boston, vilver plate, "10 drapes, Best variety of good uative grapes, Hovey & Co., Boston, Hest ‘rpecimens and greatest number of varieties fo- Relenerapes grown under glass, James Potter, Prince- | tor, Beat one variety of “ black Hamburg” grown under ) James Potter, hyn No J. Apples, . Best epecimons and greatest varietios of apres, L. S. Pennington, Whiteside, I yup, valued For the bew t w peed beat ited best grown 10 tly name 8S. Pennington, do ee TINGS. ETC: In water colors, Louisa Harcld, North White Creek, New York. ‘ ‘Beet specimens of animal ty eury Strafford, London, ip. ng in oil, by foreign vy L. G. Morris, Ford: Bam, Weetchester county, R Best lithograph, Roberts & Sei Bost dacuerrootypes, Meade & 1 Best ie tinking, Frederick Low, New York city, . Best stencil ongraving. T. W. Hickox, is Best tample photograph, Root & Hovey, N- ¥. eity, Dip. Best cooking stove for'coal, Mansell,’ Thompson’ & Maprell, do, Silver Medal Second beet cooking stove for coal, J. L. Mott, Silver Me ao. Rest cooking range, J. L. Mott, do. Hall and parlor stoves, Munsell, Thompson & Mun- well, do. Silver Medal. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, Beet set of dental instruments, A. Merrim: Detown, C Best set. veyor’s inetruments, Benjamin Pike, Jr, Silver Medal. EATHER, &. B.F. J. Thwing, New York ci! ‘a goods, North American Gut! a w Pork sity. poms. lacking, 39 D, Vandewater, do. Diplom cA Bost single top buggy, Lightbocy & Stanley,{Chatham ‘emtre. Silver Medal, | ‘One cave of military clothing, A. D. Reeve, New York eity Diploma CATT Short Horns— Bulls Beet dull, 3 years old and upwards, Princo Royal, ‘Thomae Gould, Aurore Cayaxa county, #25 2d, Prince Albert, William Kelly, Khinebeok, Duteb: Oneida co. |. Sherwood, bull, 2 youre old, i Auburn, Cayuga county: ‘2d, Hewry Clay, Thomas Ricbardson, West Farms, 10 Best buil, I year old, Ox L. G. Morris, Ferdtism, 15 2d, Majesty, James Betb abam, w 3d, Sir Robert Peel, Oliver Slate, Jr., Throge’s Neck Westchester county i 5 Wert bull calf, Luciue, L. G. Morrie, Fordham, Weet adeeter, 3 Cows. Best cow, 3 yeart old and upwarde, Phebe, T. Spencer, Wilismsvurg, $25 24, Catherine Hays. L. G. Morcie, Fordham, 5 Mowe Rose, Oliver Slate, Jr., Throgg’s Neck, New ok, Beat hetfor, 2 years 0°, Ma'd of Oxford, N. J. Brear, york N. J. Hrear, jaid, N. J. Brest. year old, Altbias, S. T. Tabor, Chestnut , me lia. JB ir, Smit 3d, Phobe 1Xth b. Spencer, Best heifer csif, Oxford, L a@bester county, New York Devons—Bulla Best bull three years old and upwards, Rover, Jobn @liver, Sterling, Cay vga counry, E Bowt bull two years old, Winchester, J. 8. De Dover, Lutehess county, ‘i 20 2d 40. Empuic, W. D. ‘Steward, Chatham Four Cer 0, Hi Town, Long Island, 1 jameburs. 5 G. Morrie, Fordham, West- 25 mas Goull eld, We ri9 county, och Ottley, Phel Wer. &C. 8. Wa Aurore, Cayngs co ivanc Shimer, uinseh, Edward G. Pails, Feopnty, Cots Best cow, 3 years old and upwards Beiens, S. Wainwright, Koinebeor, Dutobors Co. Ma, Fuchsia, L. G. Morris, Fordlam, Wes‘ chester Co. 3a, Eéisha, W. P. & C. 8. Wainwriih', Kuinebeck, Dutchess Co. ‘west heifer, 2 years old, Nora, W.P. & C.S, Wein wright Rhinebeck Dutobess Co. 3 24, Amy, Rdward G. Falls, West Farms, Westobesier | ly 84, Ambrose Stevens. Generee Co. 5 er, 1 year oid, Fancy, Edward G. Fails, West ork P. & ©. 8. Wainwright, Rhine Phetp:, Ontarie Co W. P&C. S. Wainwright, 34, Hero ne, Eno: Beas heifer oal!, Lines One ew Fo ierefords threo years old and opwards, Wm, Cham- Hook, Detchoss county s n wards, Win, Cham y ter county. Bert dull, th Aer cae eg weeds; Geant W , three years ofd and upwards, George ‘Tharover, Pelham, Uist ‘ Bert bali, one sear old, Malcom, mena, Dotchess county. . Best bull Robin, Wm. Watson, Weetebester, y. old and upwards, Kate, Patrick Weir, New York ol ‘M'heet cow, Jeury Dean, E. P. Prertice, Albany. SM do, Lady Casey, A. F. Van Vortiandt, West shester! New York. : cifer. 2 yours old, Obadiah Howlecd, Owacco c 5 a ‘Be best belies, Jobn Brown, Avbarm, io Best beiver, 1 year old, ‘Flora, 0. W. Coffin, Ar menia, Dutebess county, S. A. Curtis, Cazsen, 10 ‘2d best heifer, “Young A} ‘bia county, Dest heifer. “Mina,” E. P. Prentice, Albany. Beet heifer calf, “Julia,” Wm Watson, Westeheeter ocunty, 5 Imported Short Horn Butis. old and upwards, “bu.¢o,” Morrie & 7 and upwards, Ff 1 year old and upwards, “St. Nicholas, ‘& Brodie, Adasen, Jefersoe county wall calf, sired abroad, Urawith, L. G. Morrie, Fordham, Westchester county, Imported Short Horn Cows old and upwards," Bleom,” L. G. lew York, a5 ‘2 years old and upwards, ‘ Beauty,” N. J. Beoon, *mithtown, L. Bert hi 1 ‘Best bull, 3 yor ew Yor! 1, 2 yes: mn 1 old end opwards. “ Lady New: extord and Brodie, Adsms, New York; Hd The committee erpecialiy desire to commend L. Spooner's Exter ville 34,” whioh lise heretofore vecored the fires t excolienee Alto two of the is 2 cow of gr tows oxhibited by Wm Kelly. and a cow owned dy 0. Siste Jr, are seo entitled to cepecial commendation, and slso « 4 your old heifer of Mr. Ost-anders. | revon Beeb? ¥renk cou Quartley, LG. ws +. Ri A fine yoke of 3 year old Fereet, Dover, Dutebers cows'y: Imported Devon Cou. Rest cow 3 yenreold aed over, Birthday, L. G. More! ¥: £ r, Birthday 24, L. @ y. ‘eunty, a by J. N. De Commended impor rehires ant hg, 8 yearteld and over, Mengecford & Brodie, couaty, oom, 3 veara oll and over, “Beith,” Wa. Wat- gieiior 2yéare cla “Waite Lily,” Hungerford & , 2yeare ol te Lilly,” Hungorfor seiner cn. Boat ‘heiter. i yent old, “Lndy’ Aye,’ Hungerford & Brodie, Adease, Jefferson county, : 16 Amgorted Aiderneys @ Beet cow, Syoarscld ind over, weetcbentte, Re, Rx ¥ fatives —Cows. id Seproved. | Best cow, three dy Kewtbore, Robert Morris, nd Jerseys. Robert R. Morris, os coy '24, Job: |, Anhurn, is 34, James Batdasto, Fordham. 4 heifer, two years old John Brown, Auvurn, 2» | James Batheste, Forthan, 0 |, Jobn A. Smith, Montgomery, Orenge covnty, 5 heifer, one Sear cid, Tbociee Kiebsrdscn. Wet 15 10 5 ; Robert R Mor oe oF Leiler, two yeare old, Obadiah Howland, Cayuga ecunty 2 de, tg tre Morris, Westonerter ecanty. 0 i Bowiand. Cayues cc anty, 5 eiler cal, Rober! . Morris, Wentchester co, or en. Best tom from sny town, 1G ‘Sheluen, Sonnets, Cayuge vow Heat yore oxen, Adam Hayerodt, Kinderhook, Colum: com Soas, Be Gasiey. Ciigton, Dutebese county. de, 2. Udo Fleming, Cayags ye dew peal Sid Year La * ese gol r ineet, Ce is 00., wig? Stee rhs, Zion Sheldon, yee : Beers Two Years Oid, 1 Feet sivgic yobs, Biiop Biaidca, Sevagtt. Coyous wnaty 19 ws than ten yoke, | large animal enppored to weigh abi 2 | Silyee Medal. | * | ke » Three Years Old Steers | Bers omgle yone, Maen Salisbury, Bliwbnrg, Jeter | | ce co i4 do., JN. De Forest, Dover Duchyes county 8 it Cattle. Bort Ox foor yeare sud upward: n extraordinary 3 The, ariis dation. owned by J, B. Keed, ty. Commended, yeart ané upwards, W. i hy of rpecis) comm awrenee, No, 41 Thirty-third stree:, New f, Commended ] Foreign Cattle. | _ Best short horn bull 2 years and upwards, Ant D_and © S. Haines, Elizabethtown. N J, diploma Best heifer or cow, Anna, B. and ©., S. Haines, Elise | b eaten. N.S, 5 t Alderney or Jersey boll, do. do., Pat Fourth, 8. Colt, Paterson, N. J ord jo. do, for s short horn bull. Vane Tem 1 Worthy ef notice. co) , Reawell viciee ‘4 a5 Our Boston Correspendence. | Boston, Sept. 29, 1854. The Weather—Agricultural Fairs—Contemplated Sale of Suffolk County Court House to the United States Covernmeni—b nnexation- lem Statistics—Rich Men— Colonel Wrights Removal—The Cochituate Bani: Case —Democratic State Convention, ‘The weather, after having been quite cool—not to say coli—with heavy frosts, suddenly became hot as summer on Sunday Jast, apd bas so continued for several days. By good rights we ougnt to have had eterm with the | €qumox, and cool weather afterwards; but we bave had | neither, but a resumption of those dry, acrid, penetrat- | ing heats that were so potent during the “great drought” of July and August, that d{d not destroy anything. It is | as if one had fallen asleep a week sgo, and moved on to | next Angust, The effect on the forests, aud generally, in this part of New England, is yery fine. The frosts had already affected the maples, the beautiful red of the leaves of which were made to contrast admirably with the green of some foliage and the yellow of others, while the whole was viewed through a scorching atmosphere. Thus we have the New fngiand autumn @ month earlier than uenal, and with summer circumstances around it. The various agricultural societies have had excellent weather for their fairs and exhibitions. Those that are yet to act will not, I fear, have good Iuck, as there are pretty strong Indications to day of « change of weather to something of # stormy character. Onr city government bas offered to sell the court house, on Court square, to the United States govern ment, the latter being, se you know, im Want of build ings here for various binds of bosiness pertaining to a highly civilized etate of society—a jail, court rooms, | post office, &e. Should the parties agree, the whole of ‘the national offices here, not connected with the reve- nue department, would probably be concentrated in the building. But why ie the city desirous of seing’ it | mey be atked. Because the place is one of the noisiest in the whole city, and legal gentlemen, including our venerable judges, declare that the clatter and confusion amount toa nuisance of magnitude sufficient to carry terror to the hearts of the stoutest grand jury that ever indicted a chimney that smoked the wrong way. On | the | | one end # Court street, which is the most thronged_ School street, pt the stillest locality in Christendom. Then bout one hundred express offices soncentrated quare, several respectable groggeries, a number of stores cx manufactozies, a stable cr two, and other | concerns that do not sacrifice to Hippocrates. That the | courts have not long since gone mad as the peop'e who | afforded them employment, is one of the stray mysteries | of life. I fancy that some gentlemen who had propos ed to make a good businers out of commissionerships of Duiléings for our common une’e, will just let that | vexerable purchaser of damaged goods know what sort | of a bergoin it le proposed to palm off upon him The matter must be decided by to morrow night. The Bostonians have decided to annex themselves to Charlestown, or Charlestown to themsetves, snd on Mon- | day the people of Charlestown are to vote on the subject ‘The general sentiment is that the decision will be thesame | in the lesser city that it hes been in the greater; but | come dissent from this view. There are stroug opponent: of the scheme over the bridge, and they are working | to prevent its success, The firemen are especially | acre in Boston, and where thitgs occssionally get de to it, ag they do not lke the ifea of coming un iron rule of Bos‘on government. A pungent in reply to Mr. nti-annexation 4 A has attrac f tion, avd has ibuted to several old hands, but I’ take the ty of guersing that i. was written by Mr. J. Q. A. fin, ® young lawyer of Charlestown, and ove of the the State. nation shows the real estate there to be 278,000; the persona}, $5,852,300; rate of taxa- tion, £4 cents per $100; rateable . 4,210; city tax, WG; county iax, $17,770; tte e tax, $6,005: wotai, 442; increase of property since last yea , $1 st individual tax is that paid by George Pva. j the next Uy Fi iiiem D. el known ota milhon heap ef mone da half of dol iment of Colonel Wright commission expiring on the yy by surjrise It bad been exp re appointed, and such a pr sfaclory on al! sides. Govern ha e been pledged to the as good as cone. —originating in a} took j | that Colonel Wricht did not wish to retein the offi | wished to be reieased Crom its duties, does net cont uih in that respect, though the wricer o Uthat he stared, and had reason for upon the promises of the geutlemsn | ie supposed to have particular charge of New Eng | land matters in toe cebiner, Col. Wright may not bare 2 Yelying ) | xtterded to the business with that pertinacity which charecterires your true office-seekers, and so hes not Dimself befere the Presidential mind, It was a si gut ete singular one too, ed to retire, end, on looking over | ith’s, Jor. Whiting having received another place, Mr Frost contemplating other business, and the rest ing retired in deapsir. Mr. mith, ‘who bas the i excellent man, end no one finds fauit but it is thought rather che Presient | ehould have passed over one of their old compan‘ons in- arms through the Mexican war, and whose re appoint- ment wonld not have dixpleaced any one concerning whese opinion the edministration need have cared, The Supreme Comt has decided that all the creditors of the Cochituate Benk sball share pro rata ia the divi- ends avising from its property, and that the remedy for the bill holders, if any, is against the stockholders A divider d is roon exrected. | | Dhe Democratic State ‘Convention at Lowell, on the | 26th, wasas harmonious an affair as could have been | reaonably expected under all the ciroumstances of tl « case. The friends of the edministrstion had their ow: roy, yet it is true that the other side were present iu tofficient force to have had their way if they had con- tidered the game worth the candle. The speech made vy Mr. Usher, warmly condemning the interference of the general government in our State election, last year, won received with great applause, avd no one undertook the defence of the adminireration. The resolutions adopted do not #0 much as allude to the Nebraska bill by name, and altogether they look very mush as if the meragers of the convention were playing off the conci! i dodge. They are very tame to have proceeded from the pen of Lr. Loring, who {e apt to shake the pepper box pretty freely. Ihe nomination of Judge isbap Was a necessi'y, for there was literally no one else to nominate Mr. Bteteon’s nomiration for the Lieut. Governorship is & good one, as he fs popular, apart from politics, and an old liver, withort haviog maceSimselt personally obnoxious to coalition dem > crats. The new state (. mmittse is composed to a con siderable extent of hunbers—tha® is, of gen‘lemen who sre hupkers now, but wio were coalitioniste a shori time sgo, as they will be again on the coming in of a vwbig rationsl adioinietration The golden days of our loca! cewocracy coivcide exnctly with those of the mort.deprersed condition of the party in the nation Tt is only #dven the party is-our of national favor, ane i is necessary to do sometoing to get up the details, thst “he Stelcs #7@ allowed to manage mattens their own was Avall other times the action of the psrty is made entisely subservient to the interests and de igns of gentle wen at Weebicgton, or who wisk to be the. The whiz * © just.as ded, only they have got the audacity of the Combcrats, and exhibit cowardice es well as improper in- tervention Toe convestion was not a large one; only shout 550 Colegates were present, and.of thore # large portion were very irregularly chosen. Acco ding to the hawie of the call. there ought to ave bean about 1,700 delegates the 825 towns In the State 179 were met represented, and most cf the remaining 146 wene misrepuesented. Tet the convertion got slong auch better than was expecied of it, either by friends or Coos, both of wham were prepared for either & bresk-dowa ora blow-up. ALGOMA. RSD FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEW MARKET. Sarrrpay, Oct. 7~6 P M. These was not much doing in the stock market te day. Erie was more freely offered and more freely taken without material alteration in quotations, At the first board DUinois Bonds fel! off 4y per cent; Delaware aed Hudson, 4; Niears@ea Transit, 1%; New York Central Raid. rose, 4; Reading Ra'lroad, 1; Michigan Central Rail road, %%. Stapington Rai road advanced 3 per cont. At the second Sutrd Cumberland Coal declined 1 per cent; Nicaragu@ Transit, ';; Canton Company, 44; Hudeon River Ruiliond, 34; Michigan Central Railroad, 2. The market cloced weak. The receipte at the office of the Assistant Treavurer of thie port to-day, amounted to $103,719 39; paymente» $115,926 30—Balance, $6,562,40.2 29. The steomebip Hermann from vhis port for Southamp- ton and Bremen to-day, carried out $207,949 92 in apecie, priceipally gold. ateh frote Adrian, October 4, saye'—"The Evie ‘alamazco Bank ¥&s ex joined at 1 o'clock P.M.” be ReiTaic Heputlican of Tharedey, onderetance also, thet the Nor bern lochs Bank, Legarsport; Elkhart rom #0 experienced a | ident was assure? | “of eppiicante, found no one’s papers there bat | and Attorney Genero] that they | Bank, Js; and Northern Bank ef Indiana, are a!) 5 Rome Wat's RR 86 beer 20 Che. C. & Cin.RR 10255 | m 30 Little Miam! RR 96 According to the latest returns the Fighth Avenne b3.ClevaToledoRR 68 a Bank had & circulation of 907,586, soured by the 10C &R.I RRB 80 | oy FOURTH AVENUE —4 SUIT OF ROOMS ON Geperit of the Yollowing securities with the Comp- eee ie oN 4.0) Meco tour, aie, gator and dedronme Allee =R. T: 6%, JOG Seis eRe 108 WN, 80 Mich C ikli..0d 68 | be tet at low prices, if immediate application be male. $1,000; Cans] Loan 6’s, 966,000; U. 8. 6's, 1856, $9,200; 25 Harlem RK... 32 340 Fourth evenue, between Twenty-Sfth and Twenty- U £. 'e, 1862, $2,000; bonds aad mortgages on Brook - wt arth streets ‘ psa ae SRE OA EO Ee lyn property, $39,500—total, $100,682, Tho brokers are ARD. GRAMERCY PARK, FAS? TWENTY FIRST boying up bills at rates ranging from ten to twenty per + weaey “epee 7 street.—Private bosrding.—A superd auite of cent discount. The only weak spot is in the bonds and 500 ae Tooms, to let, with osrd, on the second floor, just va pastors 40 Mich Cer cated; also one or twe tingle rooms. The warrants entered at the Tressury Department roe FRANKLIN STREET, SECOND HOUSE ¥ROW w ; A. prostway—Two spientid front rooms to let, with ‘asbingten, on the Sth inst , were:— 400 do. : . 5 be . 400 Readin, ull or rd; also one or two single room: For the payment of Treacury debts... ing Ie Silk risainees aod ‘or the Custer . Se —————_ Covered into the ae UNIVERSITY PLACE—BOARDING FOR SINGLE Covered into the Tressury from Lands. 7,800 00 3¢ Hud Riy RR. VY eevanee Gea ol tbe mas dentate Seoricee Ber the Wee Degarteent.. Fo byes pr jg inthe city, in the immediate vicinity of Broadway For the Interior Department Sen ee Fifth avenue, places of amusement, the principal For repaying in the Interior The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for con- hotels, Kbraries, &c. Apartments ean now be secured for the'winter. | Also, one suit of rooms for & family. BOND STREET—A SUIT OF B ‘NDSOME FURNISHED © De sumption, for warehousing, and also the withdrawals ai: aT a rooms to let, with board; baths and gas in the hoa e; ing #1 4 ine indi 1853. . tion but two doors from way; dine at half-past oreacpgeerebitam der inners 0 aa Bus Value Bis, Valu | Sotelo. Apply an above ” 0 fg — “es 437 Tere eae aa Rian GEL MovEMENTS IN FormGy Dry Goons. 3,436 oH - - LaDY FROM TAE EAST, HAVING TAKEN THE Entered for Consumption. 1,702 11,43 ~ - pause: No. ot Breese e street, one | diock from corre D 829 5,600 _ - way, is now ly to receive anent or = eae a ene: et 92,201 149,716 ~- Z| sient boarders, with full er partial board. References 175 4,898 z= on exchanged. Africa, ene ti 2% nad ss N AMEKICAN GENTLEMAN, WITH SOME KNOW- poyer i : a 1 ledge of French, withes to obtain lodgings, with 600 boerd, ina private French family, located ia the upper _ part of the city, east of way. References ex- 706 changed. Address C. L. 1., Herald office. GENTLEMAN AND Hie WIFE, AND TWO @R bree single gentlemen can be accommodated with Lasti Sexgeeng: Scared and lodging in a plain rerpectable native family, Hosier; 1 that has resided in South America ome years, and with ——— Bridbbai, 17 4278 " F whom a thorough instrustion in the §| nage Ropeaneteagen Mine Mae CEA vg A WW ictisty catet wa taen be moter ae Total....... 347 $120,587 MANUFACTURES OF FLAX Louens....... 79 $14,950 2'602 ments, and ia well situated in a respectable and it neighborhood. Apply at 341 Fourth avenue, ween Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth streets. MANUFACTURES OF SILK. iL FEW GENTLEVEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED stun 8 1 rena Hse 3h Baan Vara | Attn tal embed some shrek oy Thread ....., 36 6,083 > — | wear Fifth avenue, occupied by a private family. Apply ‘Total 137 = — | to Mi. T. KIERSTED, 529 Broadway, corner of Spring st. Site & worst’ MISCRLE ANEOUS, - - LADY WISHES 10 MEET WITH A GENTLEMAN ik dovwen: a ~- - who will loan her fifty dollars, for which good ee- Fongees 4 > ae ; F ~ - will be given, Please address Mra, J C., Brosd- Bikaad linen 1 By 667601 Z ba = | way Fost ome. 1 Wreaths & flow’s6 25,978 . 36,093 Es a eae H Teathic gloves 9) 1,008 — ——— -=—- -—— FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM ADJOININS, SUITA- 2 855 | Total for week., 303,213 $434,206 2,924 $4,221 ble for a gentleman and his wife, or two or toree 14 9 1,794 | Total in Sept... 856,086 1,158,185 _ — | single gentlemen, can be obtained, together or separate- 39 86 5.067 | Totalin August. 394,678 501,487 _ 65,101 107,831 | ly, at 49 East Twentieth str: equal distance from ——— ————— | Total since July 761,786 935,516 100,854 356,803 | Broadway and Fourth avenue. Bath, gas, &c. Rofer- Total ...... 346 $186,724 Total....,, 168 $44,588 Toe TiS sODGBOA “Barave sovray | “DOmszemanaed. Withd: Warehouse Total... .... «2,305,718 $8,029,394 7 MAXCTACTURIN OF CORTON, MANUTAGTURI OF WOOL ng iene ae FAMILY OF THREE OOJUPYING A SMALL, NEAT + 98 $18,217 Woollens 6 FP a ES Rouse, 67, Bleecker street, would let a pait, par- 5 1,472 Cloths....... 27 8,765 ++ 2,887 $128,837 3,525 $220,380 ly furnished, to 2B yseence ee ee Bo 9 Worsteds 78 20,832 12 ‘800 687 21,668 | FBO can spacectate | company and all the com! — emb'd 20 8,079 Cot &worsted 101 42/114 A 1,808 + 680._—=«6r 707 | AuA privileges of housekeeping; gas, bath, &e. Refer- evseveee 2 208 Meri 15 6,628 358 18204 79“ Breut | ences required. ra) yor bailing PRIVATE FAMILY HAS A PARLOR AND BED- he as os a ae Mei Ny pms Total...... 188 $31,642 14 4,855 | Total for the week 3,951 179,899 5,070 rr lbp ao — eng orl hs Sahrgegae ph Biggar Dy , 2 [800 | “«." tm September 25,085 1,936,272 18,954 oe Tarte parson sf Wooster st.” 2 1 “ im August... 16,298 "782/457 ° 22.381 SUIT OF HANDSO! MELY -ARLORS “to Jaly....., 81,294 1,686,885 85,026 ‘and two bedrooms, in a retired neighborood, nesr veces 2 2004 —Total....., 418 $152,742 Poa c D e pnss ; ——_ Shawls...2:., 4 3,246 | MaNcPACTURES oF vax. | 4 since 1at July 76,088 9,765,403 82,901 9,402,000 | S,J°Rn'* Mark. Inauire as 26 North Moore sizeet,| Gas, Sike worsted 7 4,772 Linens... 115 $26,447 Ais Lenin ait terabieat at sented. LLANEOUS. meee arg, fom — Bush. Value. Bush. Value PA Ga all a TR bog a 5 so.ast 940,824 NEATLY FURNISHED BELROOM, WITH PARTIAL ae can Fmbroideries. 90 oe = Doard and dinner on Sundays, to lot to a single gem- td Total 43 “$3,000 300 276 - - jan. Apply personally, at 696 Houston street. Terms hy aan OOl: esate ? ‘est Ip 128 99 80 98 | moderate. Tota tech Ee week Britieh Guiana.... 0 — ~ 50 ry Entered for Warehouse. British N America = — — ‘1,000 750 PLEASANT FRONT ROOM AND SMALL ROOM _ MANUFACTURES OF SILK: MANUFACTURES OF WOOL. PT fan gg a A at adjoining, fornished, to let, together or ceparate ilks ae a bakin 3 me Total for the week. 518 $451 51,957 $41,715 Pico cen oenes Feuatetn Simca ragie emg cl street, fronting St. 4 Got pusas he: Meat eas Seman nno at nner «RIDES: | USS Teves ease hier the eouventieniet ras, betes ie: 100 20,190 | Toteleizce July 1. 43,763 $83,061 502,525 $416,487 GhivigalLW Gal Ee LOOOROT Ered WHEL 1 7895 ree kl SPE earns Jarge hall room, with full or partis! board; also a | a acai Bois. dics. Value, Bois. dics. Vaive | enilemsn and his wife, or two single gentlemen, with 161 $36,056 | New (Granadi as 8 ry Jy | &.neatly furnished parlor, ina plain family. Apply at MANUFACTURES OF cotrox | Haytie. «05.0066 ae ae St $146 | 178 Canal street, corner of Varick. Ta gia.ad6 | Durch West indies 154 506 = =~ | ee nibs abated omg te jp Tabi Ne + 810000 | British Weet Indies 34 140 ~ = GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR A FEW SINGLE 6 1,622 British N. America 270 ua 1,054 4775 A gentlemen, can be accommodated with board in a % “Gi Sica | Potaton sewaee. and gmt Lees gant | Puree many, gman ernment Straw goods 87 $17,873 | Je c * . a 4,92) | quire a est -tixth atreet, between Seven! Fmbroideries, 1 484 -MaNUFacTORES 07 FLAK i Total previously... 9,854 30,963 12,408 62,535 | and Fighth aver ues. ae re eager 51 $5,847 | rota since July 1..10,922 $32,606 15,499 $97,450 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN OBTAIN A NIUE we" Recarrerarion pa ai AS A front room and bedroom, (unfurnished,) on wend LATION . tes. jor, in a res] je ne hood, near oad- Entered Jor Consumption Bie Dies. Value, Btlenet it. Obl way,? With geod ‘boar: Meee aeootainttations Green Manufactures of wok, soeee SAT Er 50’ 88G.| cannot be afforded for less than $10 per week. Kefer- ing balony A 274 4 encee exchanged. Address A. R. O., Herald office, jag eed ‘ Ed oes 42 504 | Family small. Miscellaneous .... * 168 Te aR RE YOU Nt RDERS?— 20 40 T15 YOU LOOKING FOR BOARD OR BOARDERS ry 532 - pal ‘You can find either by calling at our office. Board- Total vices sees eeeeee creer y eT, B88 4 t rn directed free of charge. You will consult the happi- 40. ° 159 Withdrawals from Warehouse. nt eT 1,150 | mere and eatety of ia family by calling. (fics ce tas of ben gy . ry ee British Guiana, 5,167 al *"~ | ton Eall, cormer of Eighth street ani Lafayette place "0. cotton * Pi i eg Po. silk . + il 47,091 | Total for the we: + $7,080 472 $7,686 OARD.—TWO ROOMS, SITUATABLE FOR GEN- — Tot e O 23) 7 French and §| ish are spoken; dinner at hal!-past Gve otal «xsd seine cabins speatea $261,088 Total. sovsssedeee. $018 neat 8,235 $196,318 | lock; at 181 Tenth piag siinae ot Fenris Gromis. Entered for Warehousing. Ny Eols &tcs. Value. Bos. dtes. Value | +yoanp AND NEAR ERD. Manufactures of wool. - 16l 80 31513 | Bo sud tailen newly and beeutifully- furatated, now oe pia beac 4 1,000 , aaant; house first-class, baths and gas. The most un- a fen : es i = moeptionable reference required andgivem. Please call Miscellaseoue ... Te 207955 | 420 Clinton place, 7,488 532 7,200 OARD.—TO LET, 70 A GENTLEMAN AND Hig Total... 2000 ae 21 "356 B wife, or to two ingle gentlemen, the second story Forel reductions exhibit no important varii 7,256 150 2,025 | éxont room, bandsomely furnianed, with partis) board for phe ep 96 — — | the gentleman. Apply at 264 East Twelfth street, second The quantity of them being offered and sold, at auction, | Britigh H 184 200 1,800 | she kentien Toate a men is lena extensive, and, in consequence, the business is | BritishN. America, 530 16,758 9 NR ers ae aan va Seal i ivelie~ — — —— ARD.—A DESIRABLE SUIT OF ROOMS, 01 less excited. |The demand in private ia rather Lcelieys | otal forthe wk. 1,109 $20,217, 9,907 $00 606 B eond ficor, having bot and cold water in them; is confined to selections from the most seasonable « previously.15,574 228,073 29,154 370,381 | aleo, one large and one smaller room, bandsomely fur- stocks, whish are wanted by jobbers, who are now Joing a pretty active business, which promises to yield satis-_ Bished, can now be obtsined, with full'or partial board, tn the frst lass house, with micderm improvements, 106 31,521 $896,916 Fourth ay treet. since July 1.17,743 $248,290 factory resulta, as the goods that the jobbers are now RECAPITULATION. oy gan Speltth sizest. og Were procured by them at very low rates, the primer SO ten Yau ~DESIRABLE ACCOMMODAT'ONS FO% TWO sgents and importers having been obliged to dispore ef | Flour, bbis....... 50,573 $907,907 2,008 $23,303 | A? as, . ee ee iS Ligh 9 — sige them for tbe most that they would bring at auction, | Wheat, bush.....903,218 434,206 2.024 4;am | Stn) ‘tee coutiaked te’ Intcatel, the hou Cotton, bales 3,€61 179/899 6,070 288,074 | made to secure = which, in general, did not by any means cover the prime Gorn, bush... "518. ‘451 «61/357 41.715 | 18 Pleasantly located at No. 3 Chgever place, second door cost. This fact being borne in mind, we may well say | Cmeal, bbla kica 468 1,931 1085 = 492 ite Feogfeey prio he gtr rtp nde ee ity, a vg that the failures in this branch of the trade this season | Beet, bbls. &tcs.. 763 7,680 472 (7,636 | S03 German spoken. a sue aE: hevs been remarkably few indeed. We trust they will | Pork, bbls. &tos.. 1,160 20,217 2,867 26,53 | —__" “T____. henceformard continue to decrease. Total produce..... = $061,001 whaler AU Ma a aga dos A ‘The circular of Mr. Isaac O. Davis gives the followin review of the Cinsinnati stock and money market for ti week ending Wednesday evening, Ost. 4th, 1854:— Jv our money market we have but slight change to no tice, and that for the better ‘The woek haa closed with su easier feeling, though the demand for money is still far in advance of the supply. The new bank law went into operation on Monday hat, and is strictly observed by the bankers, though the business community psy very little heed to its requirements. Our own State issues have become more abundant, but currency {1 still short of the demand for business purposes. Of t ues of tke free banks of Indiana, some 000 have been returned to the Auditor for cancellation, o! which some $60,000 only, have been re-iaeued in billa of « larger denon ination; for the balence the stocks have bee. sare and stagee from al) parts of the city; desirable rooms for gentlemen and their wives, or single gentiemen- OARD IN NINTH STREET.—SUITS OF FRONT ROOMS ‘sxd rooms for twosingle gentlemen may be had, with board, at 25 Ninth street. Very pleasant location, fine house, jwith modern improvements, and newly furs nished in a superior manner, offe:ing every comfort for permanent boarders. OARD NEAR ST, JOHN'S PARK—FURNISA™D Tooms, with board, for gentlemen and gentlemen and their wives (without en) in a first class house, 18 Varick street. Furniture new. Baths, |; piaao af ‘Experts for the week “ Previously. .... +. Since Tet JOly,..0..- 0000208 bee ea ce eae $14,890,910 Total exporte of prodiace from July iét to Oct, Sth, 1858...... 0,546,002 Total exports ‘of produce from July ist to Oct. bth, 1854., Z ceveeee 6,104194 Differefice... coe eee $4442 408 CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarorpay, Oct. 7—6 P. M. Stock light. and privilege of Park. References ex Ashes were unchanged. Breapercr¥s —Flour continued to favor factors. The OARD IN WILLIAMSBURG —A GENTLEMAN AND returned to ‘ties and disposed of by them. sales embraced 8,400 bbls —ordinary to choice at wife or two gentlemen, can be accommodated in a E tern exchange rates at 1 and %{ premiam for bank | $7 9 $7 50; mixed to We at $7259 $7 ai small private fami about six minutes walk from the “"tn the stock market we uote am evident improvement, | $0¢,e1i" Wevlern and Genesee, af $7 75.8 £025, with | ferries; fall beard, for, the rung ont Otc! to far as feeling is concerned. There isan increasing | 200 Dble Southern at f Liga ieee | Reference exchanged. 7 a 6 desire on the part of the capitalists to purchase tor per manentinvestment We have numerons enquiries for shartaet cee Svar cor barre Natascene 16a hie cased eke vawerns OARD IN BROOKLYN.—ONF OR TWO GENTLEMEN corn, at 76360. & 10346. ; ; this purpose; all manifesting & returning couaiens in | for sound Western sived. per basher State cad Ween, with their wives, also several single gem lemea, can tein class of recurities, whish is very gratifying ; ve:«r | orn oats were in fair demand at 460. » S4c. ‘busHel ‘be accommodated with board and pleasant rooms on theless the trarssctions have been limited, oviog 10 | “Corton ihe sales included about 400 a BOO bales. ‘The | first, second, and third floor. furnished or unfureiauen the contizued stringeccy in the money market, which is an effectual bar to any extended operat: quote the market therefore as buo: tendency to a marked advance ip pri by the searcity «f funds. The ru ing rates for money are from 14 to 2 per cent r month ; the lesser rate for prime business paper iIroad securities at about the latter rate. Terms moderate. They would find ‘nis a desizable h forthe winter. Location withis ten minutes ‘walk from, the Fulton ferry. Apply at 152 Fulton street. OARD IN *BROOKLYN—A NEATLY NSH ‘back parlor, on the firet floor, and a thie 4 front room, to let with board, at No. 4 Willow place, about three minutes waik from Wall street or South fer: market closed steady. We | _ Corrxr —The rales were moderate, but the market was firm. 300 bags of Rio ht Li igc, @ 11 de. ; 60 do. old government Java at 133(c., and 50 do, Laguyra at 12c. Frugnts —Rates more firmer for Liverpool, and about at died. in tbips, ead pper ship, in bulk, at p n.t, 26,0(0 bushels corn we'e en, 10,C00 do. were taken bys end s few hundred bales of cotton were taken at $( for compressed. To Havre but little was offering, and rates | Ties. Terms moderate. were'pominal. A vesee) wat taken up to load for Ireland, cece erie =the a OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A SECOND STORY FRONT rom, and bedroom if desired, for a gentleman and wife or two single gentlemen, ferences anged. 92 York street, st Me a OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN—A LARGE AND DE- sirable front room on third story, suitable for geotman and wife, or two gnae gentlemen, with par- at Cd. in bulk. To California rates ranged from 303. « 85¢. per icot measurement, and dead weight at %{c. pe: 1b. ‘The clipper ehip Phantcm was about seven cightbe ull. a J ay —Abont 600 2 800 baler were sold at 8c. The B pati, Wimpington and Zanesville railroad sto Cincinnati, Hsmi'ton and | ayton railroad a i 60 Katon tnd Hamilton reilroad stock, 333¢¢.; 10 Little Miami railroad stock, 100c ; 75 Ohio and Missisnippi railrond stock, 50c ;'80 Columbus and Xenia railroad stock, &3¢.; 160 Dayton and Western railroad atock, 18¢. ; 281,000 second mortgage bonds Ohio and Micelasipni Kk, Ale ; 40 market closed henry, lors were in I'ght supply and ste: eat, at 2734. afte. tecnee, prin ey roreees Shaan railroad ocd bee; 100 Civet eaetl aa Cuieoie valitoet ieee market was dull and sales light, at irrega- | “al boord. ae ae ee ; a sae : "4 LADY, Ht Mie tates merteage onde Unie and, Mls: | Mi tio ales of 100 tons English were madeat ¢7:s.,| EB inthe apper part af ety. J ioe Gantt Bank of “Kentucky stock, 990; 90 Cincionat, Wi. preferred. A room furnished or unfarsiched will an. ovasrs —About 50 hhds. of New Orleans were wold | awer. Addrees H. K., Herald and Zanesville ‘railroad ‘Micsionippi # stock, 41c; 80 ‘2c. motte tT, ‘and Railroad stock, 60%<¢.; 15 91,000 } “'Ni¢ us crops —fales of about 10,000 bbls, spirits tur. | FQOARD WANTED—FOR a GENTLEMAN AND ZADT. bowds’ Ohio, and, Slesiaippt Pailroad Company, second peatine wore made at Ole.s bac, cube B ina small family, where no other boarde-s aré rom yet vam ah en Ons —Whale, sperm and olive were un . Line ._ Address W. B., Herald office. aml do., 26e. ; changed. seed was in limited demand, at 7 7 5 se Rn a ams pcb ethath eek dl orpe ne Rebbe Biwi WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS New and Salem do. Indismapols do.) | “Paovisioxs.—Pork was purchased to the extent of 600 Te Per tivate family, either in New York or 5 4 nepolis do, oe 8,00 el bbls. at $12 26 a $12 874 Cor mese,and $11 25 for prime, | reer a a ng ay ER Ey bonis Seiote and Hock ilroad Com- | yer bbl Cot meats varied Iitrle, Sales traaspire’ of | “rms Sceommodation, &e., 4., box 1,271 Post Oflce. F Lr cae nati pend is Rail- | go9 ve, lard, a 10366. 6 10760. per Tb; and ii ody }OARD SANTED UP TOWN; THREE MEALS A DAY; second : Ohio | heof, at former figures. cheese were peyments monthly wance. Good referen: oud Mississippi K Com) 62¢. Shares Cleve. v % ven, woes oe Pt sy vot Lp ; request at full prices. Address American, Herald office. Rick. —ihe market during the week has been firm and the demand good. The accounts from Cubs having re- presented the article as being very high there, some 500 casks have been bought for shipment there. The sales of the week reach about 1,000 cases, at prices ranging from 4%¢, ® 5\X¢. for inferlor to strict! SvcaRs.—The market wae comparat uaCOTRdO OARD WANTED.—ROOM FOR A LADY AND GEN- tleman (with board for the lady onl; ine ral Ee oe nd wese tere of we sod low Hous- rane = advance ress E. C., Chath ll —————————— OARD WANTED.—A PLRASANT, FURNISHED BED- et $5,000 Obie and Mis’ 40 New'Albiny and Salenr do., 33¢. ; $5,000,Obio od sissippi Railroad Company bonds, second mortgege, Oc. Stock ‘hange. meas, Oct. 7. 1854 160 5 AMBNY ORR..10 G04 $1000 City 5% '70 ly quiet but 1000 Erie Inc Bai a4 do........6 9) fim. About 360 hhds. Cuba m were sold at room, with fire place or stove, with full board for 10000 EC Bde 62 1 100 Reading RR a0 7414 | Sige a 5X0.” and a little boy, two yeare cid, 2(00 Il Cen RRBays3 €8% © 200 do, ¢ 74% | TAttow.—Some 15,000 Ibs. prime changed bands on | avenue and not above Thirticin rireet, ‘me sac ei private terms, ference required and given. Terms not to exceed $6 —tThere were €50 bbls. Ohio and prieon ob- | week. tained, at 37 }<c., and 39c. a 40c., per gallon. STOLEN GOODS. é eevee family preferred. Address J. F., TOLEN—FROM H. B. LEEDS & CO. ON WEDNESDAY, | * f%t of rooms and board: The house is Oct 4, one gold skeleton bunting lever. mace by | Fri Ate, iumisled. | Neighbortood ia good, 70 Went dened Bn Ayal i ~ Sarat, frat street, near Broadway and slo one on hu ever, OAXDING—AT Hesan, Teyat Exchange, NG. 42,049. “Whoever | ED vite Grove Charge enn a te Soe returne the stove to cur store, 19 Naseau street, between | ant bendecmely furnished reome, with bedroome at- Boe and Cod wtzeeta, wi receive o 8 sore eee tached, fcr elogle gentlemen, cr gentlemen and their “ atore, | wive renee ie Soneders apd are vcayeried to rotity vn, if presenced. a en eee wigdy OARD FOR T1 WINTE %.—W ANTED, iN 4 family, a mechanic’s family, where the terms ure moderate. terms fully, ss none others will receive attention Lo calion must be in this city. Address Colter, Herald o OARDERS —TWO SMALL FURNISHED ROOMS TO let, ina private family, with or withoat pertisl board, suitable for two or four single gentlemen. Ia- quire as 181 Orebard street, Unexeeytionst'e re’erence require ny LEGANT ROOMS ON WASHINGTON SQUARE—4 gentleman of high respectability, wishing elegint aportmenta, richly furnished, with velvet carpets, -, ine private reeidence, wast of Broadway, near the Bra: yoort House, with gas, furnace, bathing rooms and waier closets, msy address box 412 Post Office. \LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOWS TO LET IN 4 VERY piece, healthy, and central part of the city, near acer ieesereeitree tlieweemieimaeiemendt way. Apply st No. 79 Grand street. Begs tornaer’ APART#ENTS TO Lev, AT 38 CLINTON —A splendid suite of three rooms deep, suit- able for family. Also, a psrlor and bedroom, for a single gentleman. Apply from 8 A. M. to2 P. M. ‘URNISHED ROOMS.—A P. R AND BEDROOM, slso a room suitable for two gentlemen, and one jogle room with a ina house with baib, gas, &c. Apply at No. 4 Leroy place, Bleecker street, \UsNISHED ROOMS TO LET—ALS9 A SU TE OF band furnished rooms on the second floor, Consisting of four or five, well calculated for u genteel family. A private table will be furnished if ts lage at 36 Fest Twentieth street, between Broadway aac Fourth avenue. ‘URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN SUITES, OR SEPA- rately, to gentlemen only, with breabfayt if re- wired, Apply at 141 Ninth street, third door from Broadway, and also at No. 6 Colloge place. \URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, WITH OR WITHOUT partial board, at 16 Bedford street, old No.9. The fooma are plessant y situated, a bath, with Croton water for ure, the houte is convenient te the Huigon atreet stages and Sixth avenue cars. OBOKEN.—ROOMS TO LET, FURNISHED, WITH or without board, in a respectable private family, cellent location; 's few minutes walk from the ‘The terms will be moderate, Apply at No. 19 Irving place, Garden street, Hoboken; or by letter to F. M., box 101 ‘Herald office. RS, DEACON, No. 70 UNION PLACE, NEAR TUE. Clarendon.—Mrs. E. Deacon, having taken this beautiful establishment, . the se of a orivate entleman,) is prepared to receive families or strangers Sisiting ny ity, The *ppointments ef the house are ups sed, and its situation in the midet of flowers abr aa to avoll sembliog the country, te, mort desirable residence, for a or short period. Two suites of rooms anc several ane engsged for the winter. ‘0. 17 WEST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET, (ON door west of Broadeay,) has receatly been opened, as 8 first clags boarding house, by a lady who hes many years experience in the business. Rooms, single or in ‘suites, to let, with full or partial board. IANOFORTE FOR BOARD.—A SPLENDID NEW T octave pianoforte, worth $350, for sale—by paying: 150 in cash the belance would be taken in bosrd, Adc- dress Freeman, Broadway Post Office, immediately. EVER‘L GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOWMODATED S with Roun 100ms, either with or without parvial board, at Greenwich street. INGLE GENTLEMEN, OR A GENTLEMAN AND BiS wife, without children, can be accommodated with a parlor and bedroom, in the first class house No. 31 ‘West Twenty second street. Unexceptionable referenc:s given and required. ‘INGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE with furnished rooms, with fall or a quiet, respectable family, by applying at 4 Mott st. (0 LET—A FRONT ROOM, BEDROOM AND PAN- try rent $6 per month, in advance. Apply av 87 Avenue 10 LET—A FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR ON TIE first floor, without board. Inquire at No. 6 Grand wireet. ‘-ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, FOR W the winter, s bedroom and parlor, or one large bedroom with closets, a Foro § ene ert Hines of stages runnin; ferry. None but class need mek family preferred. Address B. L. L., Herald office. ‘ANTEP—A ROOM FOR A LADY AND GENTLE- man; board for the lady only, where there are no other boarcers. A pleasant location will secure « perma- nent occupant. Address f. L. O., Herald office. ‘ANTED.—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WI:HES A single room, with full board, in a respectable French fimily; the situation to be in the vicinity of Union square.’ Address R, H. R., Union Square Post Oftice, stating terme, &e. ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, A PLEASANT ROOM, with ial board, in a private family. German referred. a comfortable home, a li! prise will paid. Address M., box 8,070 Post Office, with par- ACCOMMODATED ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, TWO rooms ine private family, where there 'are no other boarders; location central. Address Mra. Allen, Broadway Post Office. ‘ANTED—THE WHOLE SECOND STORY OF A built a ceed nara mos for & a liberal Hoo will be paid, Ad- 71, B. D. Commi ‘tions strictly confi- desired. DANCING ACADEMIES, Segre rat ie: in soled mae Coa D ner of Sixth avenue.—Mrs, E. MOFABLAND res- pectfully- announces the of struction, in this it 7, Ostover 4. All the dances in taught, including of waltzing Class By tO Pa Evening fenpacey ifr clusively) 7 . lor OP. M. Private loutone at all times, ERRERO’S DANCING ACADEMY, 59 WEST FOUR- teenth streot.—Mad. ©. Dubreul Ferrero and F. ‘errero: to announce that t! school on Saturday, the 14th of - Young ladies’ and masters’ classes Wednesdays and fat: , And Mondays and Thursdays, at 2} P. M. m, evening class Mondays and preg ni 76 o'clock; Saturday evenin, <a 8 P. M. Private. lessons, classes and schools attended. Soirees given as. N R. C. WRIGAT’S DANCING ACADEMY, MILITARY Hall, Bowery, opposite Spring street.—Mr. Wright ‘would reapect and er tase used in Taahonable sey wi be taught: A schools, . par- ticulars please eall on'or sadveas ice ‘Wright, 268 Ninth street, or at the above room. pict Dat madi hd Pin EVENING CLASSES IN DANCING, FOR ladieg and gentlemen, 600 Broadway. a I wom Eon are eome~ whatadvanced. Each instructed separately. Cir- culara cam be had. Applications to be madecat 276 Bowery, in the bookstore. R. BURNTON. LE ae Se AA A EER BE ART OF DANCING—AT NO. 54 BAS THIR- teenth street, fourth houre west of Broadway, south side. M. CaARRU AUD respectfully announces to hia friends and that his classes will com ence on Saturday, 14th, and Monday, 16th of Ostober. Days, ‘Wednesday and wy AE "clock noon, and 3 after- top| for ladies and i; Monday and Thursdey, at evening, for gentlemen. Particular attention enue, and deportment of pup'ls. Bosrding private classes at! to. Ci can be obteined as above. ae as usual, the venue and pny peti Bang ferry, and all the Broadway ateged FALL FASHIONS, thread coiffeures, &. R. W. ROBER! of Ninth street. pach 1HREE CASES OF FRENCH BONNETS, CAP3 AND T coiffeures, just received from Paris, is Saumetta bien press eat eh snort Atalanta ASS PIOWN GLOVE DBPCT AND GENTS’ FASHION:. U able Furnishing Bazaar,—LEWIS & SEAOORD re- spectfully solfelt attention from thelr fnenie and ps. trops, and the Public, to their splendid assortment of furnishing goods ot the lavest foreign fashions. Opera, glasses on 686 Broadway, Stuyvesant Institute. board, im