The New York Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1854, Page 3

i i A ii q don Assurance” is to Resa Ss yy ae “Windmill F ‘Brigand’ pear. emai naeate Sees e@ ogain for this pie . Mr. sustains the leading character. This ‘will be followed by the ”, ‘Ohild,”’ im which Oh mapemsne Yee t fay ond a play the part of Mrs. Slexina Fisher Baker is at this theatre, and will on eves next in the charac Aumnican Mvusevu.—The very 1 drama en- Uitled “‘Kustache,”’ isto be repeated this evening. Kis cates very well produced, and the Fee elt ander tad Grae” oh beges ven the afternoon. a y? and “Slasher and ‘Woop’s Minsrreis —This bend of negro are to repeat the farce of ‘Black Blunders’? this evening, with many other popular features. . Buckisy’s Unger] whose operatic representations have given such decided satisfaction, are to repeat the Dorlesque opera of ‘Fra Diavolo’’ to-night. Mecuanics’ Haut. —The performances iven b; this omvny are of a very Pleasing phy The programme for this evening is quite attractive. PP dyn be peaienen OrERs Pi age, es Ethio- tomime are do! very well, e » gramme for to-night Livery attractive. % bis Cor. Woon’s Lrvina Currosrris are still on exhibition ‘at the Apollo Rooms. They are drawing full assemblages ‘every day. Comrummntany Beverrr to Mx TRiMBLe, THE BUILDER OF THB METROPOLITAN THEATRE —A compliment benefit ‘Will be given to J M. Trimble to night at the Topoli- tan theatre. Mr. Trimble is the architect of this build. img, and the benefit to night is in consiieration of his past services. The place will be crowded no doubt. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. reer MOREY MARKET. « Tronspay, Oot, 19-6 P, M. Thestock market opened this morning dull and de- pressed. A very moderate amount of business was trans- acted, generally at lower prices. At the first board Illi- nois Central bonds fell off 3 per cent; Exieincome bonds, 1; Cumberland’Coal, {; Reading Railrcad, %; Nisaragua Transit, 3j. Harlem advanced \{ per cent; New York Central bonds, %{. Railroad bonds were freely offered and freely taken, The advance in Illinois Central has Deen pretty well maintained, and the demand is more active than for any other on the list. The steadiness of Prices for all the leading speculative securities is a very extraerdinary feature in the market at this moment. ‘When we look at the severity of the money pressure, and all the causes which are bearing, with more or less ferce, upon prices for every @ercription of property, holders of stocks must feel encouraged, and convineed ‘that any permanent let up in the existing stringency will give a great impetus to operations, and an important faffation to the market value of all c'asses of securities. Erie appears to be now as firm at 46 per cent anit was at 43.0 few days since. Oumberland, Ni- @arsgua, Harlem and Central do not vary from day to Gay, any more than the best class of funded bonds on the marigt. It must be poor business for the commission brokers just now, and in fact for speculations either fo: @ rise or fall. Purchasers on time, buyer’s op‘ion, say sixty or ninety days, need have ne apprehensions of any @epreciation in the market value, and the time cannot be very far distant when every leading fancy stock 02 ‘the list will rulo at much higher prices. It takes but about half the money to carry these stocks, that it did aix months since, and every one of them is at this mo. ment actually worth much more than it ever was before. This is a fact no one can centrovert, Several faitures among dry goods importers and jobbers im this and neighboring cities have been announced, within the past day or two, some of them involving lia. bilities to a heavy amount. These things are not unex- pected, and are necessary to bring matters down toa proper level. We look for many more of the same sort; and they will continue until only those who have con. fined their operations to proper limits ani to legitimate principles will be left. Those who have traded upon Dorrowed espital, or rather upon no capital at all, ought to break and will break, whether it is banks, rail- reads or individuals. At the second board a further decline was realized. Biincis Central Bonds fell off % per cent; Nicaragua ‘Transit, X; Cumberland Coal, 3; Reading Railroad, 1; ‘New York Central Railroad, 1; Erie Railroad, 4. We eannot satisfactorily account for the hesvy decline in Reading. Thedetermization on the part of the miners im the Echuylkill coal region, not to get outany more coal at present, could not alone have been of sufficient Sepportanes to depress prices so suddenly to such an ex. tent. At the close, Erie was firm at our quotations. Another defaleation was reported. today. This time a down town bank is the victim. We understand that the Ocean Bank is s loser to the extent of about ninety thousand dollars by overdrawn accounts, through certi. fied checks. The discovery of these frauds must shake public confidence very seriously, and tend materially © | the return of beiter times. We take it for granted that the parties who have so largely overdrawn their accounts at the Ocean Bank sre not in a condition to refund. The money has either been latety lost in speea- lations, or it has beendrawn by parties despsrstely embarrassed, Who were favored with facilities ia this way for obtaining temporary relief. Yesterday we re. ported a defaication in the Knickerb>cker Bank of $142,. 000; to-day we have cne to report in the Ocean Baak of $90,000. A little later than this last yeir, we reported half a dozen defalcations of different kinds among the banks in and out of Wall stree!, smounting in the sgzre- gate to several hundred thousand dollars, and we heve no doubt but that at this moment there are half a dozen more at least, which mayor mty not be discovered. ‘They will be kept quiet if possible. The stockholders ia these institutions are entirely ignorant of what ie going om in their internal affairs So long as they get dividenis mo questions are asked. There have besn enormous looses by the depreciation of fancy stoske and property of all kinds, and they must fall somswhere. Somebody must psy for all the extzavaganes which has sur:ounded us during the past four or five years, I! has cast a great deal of money, and those who have it must pay, whether ‘they have participated or not Sometimes those who do mot dance bave to pay the fiddier. Sines the above was written we have reseived the fol Jowizg card:— Ocean Bank oF THE orry or New Yorn, sens os enappet et pt oper to rtato chat the late tellor of this bunk {a Matient in bis funds to an outside amount of serenty- five thousand dollars The bank has s surplus of forty- five thousand dollars. Its expita’ of one million will but little impaired, and there will be no interruption of ite business. Yours J. & GIBBONS, Cashier. After the adjourument of the bosrd, the following eales of bonds and stocks were mace at auction by A. HL Nicolay -— : $5,000 coupon 6's, 1887...... .int. alded..053¢ Bee Somaya 1 " ay mort + GO... OE . 28 shares Bank of ene + j do 60 do do % do pate yng RU do Island Bank 40 do ham Bank 8 do Knickerbocker Bai 20 do Bank of tne 5 do rcial Bank of 2 do Astor Fire Insurance Co. 10 do Home Fire Insurance Co,...... 1,270. do Phenix Gold Co, N.C., (per share of $5) 363. Mr. 8 Draper's semi-weekly auction sale of stocke nnd bends will take place at the Merchants’ Exchange to ! morrow (Fridey) at balf pagt 12 o'elock. ‘The warrants eustered ot the Treasary l'efartment, Washington, en the 1¢th and 17th instant, were as fellows :— Teeemeerenciets aan Customs. 5 37 Schuylkill region have stopped mining, has created quite an excitement among consumers. A loud call has been made for a repeal of all duty upon foreign coal, and the probability is that Congress wi'l be flooded with petitions for removing duties of any kind on the article. ‘We go for that strong. It will be, at least, one more step towards freo trade. This will not remedy the evil complained of. We shall have high prices for coal then, as well as now. Let us see what has been the effect of duties on foreign coals, with reference to consumption. From 1842 to 1846, the duty was one dollar seventy-five cents per ton. Since that period the duty has been from sixty te seventy-five cents per ton—an ad valorem duty, levied on an under valuation. The consumption under the high duty of 1842 was abont 160,000 tons per under the redueed tariff of 166,853 tons. é “ 180, 1868. ie 231;508 ‘The reason for this insignificant increase is found im the fact that American coals are better than English, are stronger, and possess more carbon and less sulphur. The Welch coal alone approximates in quality our owa. ‘The English coals are alone imported for gas coking, and for the use of that small portion of the communi ty, the codfish aristocracy, who believe everything foreign is better than our own. There is much more probability, and coal proprietors feel much more lik» sending coals to Newcastle, than having apprehension of Newcastle coming to New York. The suspension of works in Schuylkill grew out of the hueand ery that coal would be a drug; that low prices would rule; and the advice so extensively given in the wise jourdals of Wall street and elsewhere, has produced the result. Of course the miners would stop sending their comm>- Gity to a market that was overstocked. The supply was very short. The dealers of small means, who retail coa!, could not sell any, and could not receive and pay the freights on their winter stock. Of course the miners stopped sending and men have stopped mining. ‘TheCincinnati Gazette, of the 17th inst., says:— The money market exhibibited no new featnre to day. Although in some instances more ease is experienced than we had any reason to re; last por still bor- rowers find dtuo at ettatrs. aa Seabee from the general condi a repo: ‘extreme stringency”? may be continued. Rates of interest are i » generally made to suit the views of lenders. Sastern eichange remains at % a1 premium. with the bankers, the for redemption. general ular ao pe Spas mated ant are miitee are now in correspendence with the banks that party thereto. y the notes of the talk about 20 ¥. e dollar for the small bilis. It will be re- ovilected that the charter, as yg’ did not authorize the isaue of notes of a denomini than five dollars, and these were secured by stocks and mort- geges. igs how 9 the charter was amended #0 as to authorize the 1e- The' is composed chiefly of the latter. It was reported this af- ternoon that the Attorney General ef Kentacky had ex. | pressed the opinion that the securities deposited with sue Aaditor of State would be applied to the redemption of the small as well as the large notes This would place all the bill holders on an equal footing. Tuurspay, Oct. 19, 1854. 100 shs Cumb Cl..b60 30 do, 960 20: $2000 S 6's, 67... 118 1000 Brooklyn 6's. 4060 Erie Bas of 783 500 Ha tt 1st M Bas 200 do... .bi0 87 Gal & Chis BR... 6 Third AYRR ... 26 100 Il! Con RR 10 po. 1004 BOARD. 100shs Read RR.s10 ge nae 60% «460 do,.....880 7 . -d60 32 ‘25 Clev & Tol R.b10 CITY TRADE REPORT. Tavnapar, Oct. 19-6 P. M. Asus ruled quiet at $6 26 for pearls, and $7 for pots, per 100 Ibs. Brgapercrrs —Flour was in fair request, with sales of 7,000 bble —ordinary to choice State at $7 75.8 $8 374; mixed to fancy Western at $8 25 a $8 76; and other kinds Lrg ey gt with 1,700 bbls superfine Canadian, in 5 at $7 76; 2,100 bois. mixed to extra Southern at smali lots of rye flour at $6 a $7; #8 150 ronan be extent of 9,600 Sulncle Gentsee Whive, rt nt 3,400 inferior Sou bara red barley at about $122; and for unsound, and 79¢. pe the auction sale to come off to-morrow (Iriday). sold at about 103¢c. a 1le. Corton.—The sales for the dey footed up about 2,300 a 2.400 bales, the market closing quite steady at about following quotations:— New Yore 1194 @ 11K 1, a0 shi saat ete was takem up, to losd at Mobile with timbsr, apura, port in France, at 608.4708. ‘lo California, tates were at 3fc. per messarement. There was oe inquiry for vessels to lead at Shinch: Ielands for ‘alen in, at £5. Tate's Reot'500 baler sol, at 70c. a 75¢. Iron ly, at $35 50 a $37. Lia d was and stiffly held at 95:. for —Pocklan scarce, common and $1 20 e $1 22 for lump per ba:rel Naval Stores —About 200 bbis. spiriis were soli at 52e., cash, Ons —Whale. # and olive ruled abou. ths » sales were mace of 3,000 gallons linsced in loteat 763.8 18e., ard 1,200 ‘at 60:. per galioa PROvIsIONS varied lictle; the sales amountei t> £00 Nemesia 90,313 28 for meena cnet 911,57 {4 cer priont per Darrel. Cat meats were neglectel Sales have been made ‘of 300 barre's lard in Jots at 10e 2 10%{c per pound, and 400 barrels beef within our range Rice remains as noticed yester lay; the sales are coa- Treanee Ihe stock of ougars fa hogahouls, yeveord _ sugars , 4 was ascertained to be sbout 7.500 ‘this. and whe pales afterwards reached about 1,140 bhds, including New Orleans, at 54c = 5i<c.; Cuba muscovado at 5\4c @ be Set and Porto Rico on terms not stated er pou: —About 10,000 pounds prime realized 12%<c. Some 000 barrels were sold at 252 0 362 for Ohio, and 36¢ 2 S70. for prison per gallon. ee A9VRRTIMERENTS BEAKWED GVKR) AY ooo ‘om Monday, Ost. 16 He wili es tone and bold clasess from 9A. M to 10P. Mall the fashionable dances will be teught by him ina few an ‘ I | £00 $3480 ‘men or families; first class house, with modern ments; meals served in the rooms if required; front base- ment suitable for a doctor's effice; or would let the - tire basement for a saloon. 1 5 NINTH STREET.—SUI'S OF HANDSOMBU with private ‘able, as Base being replete spmengecon. oe Tae cars. tween Broedway and Fourth avenue, MAD1:ON AVENUE —TWO DESIRABLE SUITS EO ‘ f 8 # é H 5 $ FFFECS Fig LEONARD STREET, FIVE DOORS EAST OF Broadway.—Large rooms on the second floor, 106 es So | emg a , farmished or unfurnished, to let, with to single Wivea; alee a hall Tobie Rleatifuly napplied. Meals precisely at the appointed time. BOND STREET.—ONE OR TWO GOOD ROOMS furnished or unfurnished, with board, for gentle- persicae eos = ntlemen; also two good attic rooms. The house modern im} and those seeking such may find here a deuable ‘oad for the winter. 1 CARROLL PL‘CE, BLEECKER STREET—BOARD- be ind af 15 Carvel place. ‘Buck, gas, he, Tone may be fou ce. Batl howee, Stages constantly tho gor” ‘Hoterencs required. N.B.—An office to let for a physician, 10 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.—A" handrome parlor and two bedrooms attached, now vacant; also, two rooms for single gentiemen. and aine of South ferry. Apply OARD IN BROOKLYN.—FURNISHED 4, board, can be obtained at 342 Atlantic street; house new, with the modern improvements. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.— 4 FEW GENTLEMES, or a gentiemsn and his wife, board and pleasant rooms in Warren street, between Columbia: Dlocks from South ferry. CARD IN SOU CH BROOKLYN—A PRIVATE FAMILY (English) will let handsome eceommodations tos ileman wife, or two gentlemen, with Location in Woodhull near Hicks, conve- nient to the ferry. Address G. W. P., Herald office. OARD WANTED—IN SOME PRIVATE FAMILY, OR whore there are but few boarders, fora family of adults and three children. A parler and Boeke WANTED BY A LADY. AND GENTLEMAN, delow Canal street, cast or wert of Broadway, with try ping regres Moeral ‘price paid. x. ; Must bave and gas; ad. diese K. A. 1 , Herald oMees OARD WANTED—BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, full board for the lady, with « widow lady, where 1@ comforts of ahome may be enjoyed. Address Mrs Porter, Herald office, stating particalars. Bowe, WANTFD—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, with an unfornished perior and bedroom, in a ern built house, pleasantly located, above Foarth street. Address C., Heraid office, stating terms. Buk. WANTED-—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY A gentleman and bis wi’e. Address, s'ating terms, F. P. W., box 1,783 Post Office. OAR) WANIED—BY A YOUNG MAN, ON MODE rate ter: ra family preferred. Adiress, atatingserms, J. E. W., Herald office. OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, 9R where there are but few boarders, by a centioman and wife. Terms must be moderate. dress E. A. C., this day, Herald office. PLEAS T FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM AD finns, if desired, to let, with board, at 49 Hast ae in ant, ee, Sret eee Sees, with all modern provements ‘Locat jusl distance from Broadway and Fourth avenue. sis Riga! ees Roeraa tong TO A cit la picel Eleventh street. wilds 3 FAMILY SAVING MORE ROOM TH N THSY WIsu, desire to let a parlor and other apartments to a ily of grown persons, fur the winter; gas and bath in the house. Those who are willing to pay for liberal ac- commocations can apply at No. & ond street. RESPECIABLE PRIVATE FAMILY, WILL LET A beautiful furnished parlor and bedroom, and pan- Tag oon to # gentieman and ledy, with board, No other boarders taken. Apply at 104 Perry two doors from the Eighth avenue cars, Good references if required. DESIRABLE SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS —A private family wouid let Wo gentlem The house is wad in one of’ the best Loealitios ia the city, convenient to the cars ani stages. No. 71 West Fourteenth street, first house west of Sixth avenue. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CaN BE AOCCOM- as ares item ee on a floor, ety ‘board; 8 few single gentlemen, with fall or partial beard, at 125 Orchard street, near a stage route. SINGLE GENTLEMAW CaN HAVE A FINE FUR- nished room, with breakfast and tea, on the second loor of a modern stone house in kighteenth street, near Irving place, occupied by a private family; no other boarde: and bath rooms adjoining. 00M TO LET—IN A STEICTLY PRIVATE F MI ly, toa single gentleman, above West Fourteenth st, one minute’s walk from the “ixth avenue care, ine asant location; if accommodation with breakfast and 3, the best of reference given and required. Address a note to B. M H, Herald office. NY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF QUIET HABITS, reeking accommodation for the winter, can have a fine room ina lad family of yourg people. residing in the vieinity of Madison square, by addressing, with real neme, L. M. G., Breakfast can be had if desired. §MsLL PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN SOUTH lyn, would secommodate three or four gan- for the winter with furnished rooms, with or without partial board. The house is conveniently lo- cated, and contaios the modern improvements. For particulars adirees A., box 1,603 Post Ofiice, N. Y. GENTLEMAN AND HI3 WIFE, AND ONE OR TWO ties be accommodated with ‘T 91 PRINCE STREET, WEST OF AND NEAR Broadway —A gentleman and his wife or two sio- Pal een can obtain desirable and haodsomely nished a) ents with board, at this first class residence. tion pleasant. Baths and gas. OARD.—-HANDSOWFLY FURNISHED ROOMS, havirg hot and cold water ia them, for gentlemen and their also smaller ones for single gentlemen, at 382 Sixth avenue. The house is p'easantly located, and contains all the modern improvements. OARD—AT MR3. TOOKER’S, 87 PRINCE STREET, Brosies tar: second west of —“andsomely nished or unfurnished rooms, with board. House first OARD—A FINE SUIT OF,ROW3 ON SEXOND FLOOR, front, o or om first floor, and a few single Tooms for gentlemen, can now be scuced; on adran- terms for the winter, by iamediate application we 20 West Eighteenth street, rear Fifth avenue. home can be house is first class, and where the comforts of a obtained. Boe peices ne Sp i tai ROOMS, IN rf & private houre of the class, with ali the mo- improvements, in Tw -ninth street, between Sixth avenue and Broadway, suitable for families or gen- tlemen; also a suite of rooms on the first fvor. Add:ess F. A. H., box 618 General Post Office. )OARD.—PLEASANT PARLOR ON SECOND FLOOR, ‘with two dedrooms attache:!, and gas, ims location ferries, can be hid by ap- pring at178 Washington, corner of Consord street, lyn. Also two single rooms for gentiemes. Re- ferences required. OARD—106 AND 108 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET.— Two handsome'y furnished suits of rooms, with board, may be obtained in the above new and newly fur- nurhed houres. ‘The houses are first class and furnished with all the modern improvements. Persons desiring & comfortable home for Wiater, will do well to call, bef exchange. OARD.—TO LET, VERY PLEASANT RO M3 ON TOE second floor, desirably loested in tne imm«d ate vielnity of Washington square, and directly oot ween two lines of stages; references exchanged. Apply at 222 xhempeon street, between Bleeczer and xmity. g OAPD.—ROOM3 AND SUITS OF RIOMS CAN BE had for gentlemen and their wives o- single g-ntie- men, ina first clase hoase, with all the mo'ern improve- ments, location plessant Inquire at No. 9 Asbland place, late verry street. Keferences exchanged. OARD WANTFD—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY A young man, in the neighborhood of Broadway and Broome street. Address Charles, Broadway Post 30. BOARDING AND LODGING. TT, GENTLIMEN.—AGREEABLE ROOMS TO LET, Jarge ond ome ll, furnished or unfurnished, ia suits or with cold and abower baths A. R. ft Bond street. op Ad = GENTLEMEN —PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD, et 81 Warren street. References exchanged. 8. LBM, WITH BOARD, A SUIT OF HaND30MELY furni:be rooms, together or separate, or a furnish- parlor, an extension, to a gentleman and wife, « emall family or single gentleman; family private, house bas J] the modern improvements No, 12 Troy street, near Fourth street. es SECOND STORY OF A WELL FURNISHED house is to let, with board; three rooms, two large and one small; gas, bath, Crotom, &c ; cars and stages very near. Inquire at No. 98 Fast Sixteenth street, Ptuyvesent square. (0 RENT, WITH BOARD, TO A GENTLEMAN, OR TO ® lady and gentleman, without children, a and bedroom—the pa:lo: furnished with rosewood ture en suite, with curtains to match, large mirrors, oil paintings, gas chandeliers; also aceommodation for one gentleman—a handsome becro>m, with fireplace. Apply at 106 Fecond avenue, convenieut to Bighth street. a ferences required. ’ ERY DERABLE PAFLORS TO LET, WITH BOARD, emen wives or «i niemen, at No. 8 Minette street. ‘i ANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A SMALL parlor and bedroom attached, furnished, where bon dag other board Address X. Y. Z., Herald ee. 'ANTEI—TO TAKE A LADY TO BOARD, INCLUD inga furnished room, or a gentleman and wife; one who can live plain can be accommodated reasonably where there are no boarders, but m lady im family; also would wish to get one or two children to board, where attention would be paid to them, or elses single to room with myself. Please call at 138 Lau- rene ntreet. Inquire in the store. TENANTS’ REGISTEB,. PARTMENTS TO LET—TO NICE, QUIET, RESPECT- able families, in the houses just being completed, Nos. 144, 146, 148, and 150,; West Lee otreet. Each fioor is calculated for one fai and contains Rie eroton water, be., and halls lighted with cas. ¢ apartments are finished in style, and can be asfely recommenced as being superior toany of the kind in this city, and need only to be seen to ve sdmired' and approved. For terms and fall particulars inquire at the office, om the premises.~ HOTEL TO RENT—ONE HOUR’S Di3sTANCE FROM New York, on the New Haven ; there inp very large hail connected with it ed, or would be nied without: » barn, &e. sonable f-om now to May; a lease will be given. Hotel, Her- ald office, for one day. TAREE STORY HOUSE IN THE EIGHTH WARD» near Hudson street, now ocoupied ar a first class house, to let, and part of the Soraivase, pes fixtures, ke , for sale. This i: an excellent opportunity for any person wishing to keep a respectable boarding. house. For farther particulars, addrers Proprietor, Herald office: Addre: OARDING —A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE accommodated with a large pleasant front room on the second ficor, with try attached, and board, on pees on arms, by epplying at 137 West Eleventh OARDING —A GENTLEMAN AND HIS LADY CAN be accommodated with neatly furnished rooms, with full board for the lady, and breakfast and tea ‘or ae sextcens, if required. “Address R. O, B., Broadway t lee. OARDING. —WANTED, IN BROOKLYN, IN A QUIET and pleamnt +: catinn, farnished room; and board, ia a genteel priva « :smily, where there are none or but few other boarde:s «nd no music. A fair price will be punetually paid «dees A. B. W., Brooklyn Post Office. OARDING —TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE accom’ «cated with furnished rooms, with or with- out bear’, ry applying at 112 Madison street. Os IN A FURNISHED BACK PARLOR, WITH éx extension room attached, can be obtained at 41 East Fifteenth street, near Union square. luo, a large sized single room, with convenience for fre OARDING —ROOMS ON FI&ST AND SECOND floors, handsomely furnished; nouze first c'ass, and fashiopably located, 49 and 51 West Twenty neomd atreet, between Fifth and sixth avenues. ‘unexeeptionable, on either side. OARDING AT 785 BROADWAY, CORNER OF TENTH street, nearly opposite Grace Charch, handso: and tries attached, fer families or single persons; » splendid suit of parlors on rea:onable terms, with or without board. Entrance 186 Tenth street. OARDING AT THE COLLINS HOTEL —ROOM3 FOR iD fowilies, or single rooms, can be had for the winter months, on most reasonable terms. Apply as above, at the eorner of Canc] and West strects. TALLMAN & MAPES, Proprietors. ESTRABLE SUITS OF FURNISHED ROJW3 \NO alto ringle rooms to Jet, with or withons board, in @ convenient part of the city for business persons, rita- ated on both car ard stage routes. Apply at 63’ West Twenty firet street. 'URNI-HED ROOMS, WiTd BOAXD OR WIT4OUT board, for single gentiamen or gentisman and theic wiver, at No. 4 Fourth street, convenient to the Kiguth avenue railro: ED APARTMENT3—WI'H OR WITHOUT board, to let at 15 (old No. 9) Bedford ith use of bath, convenivat to the Houston street stages and Sixth seo: References furnished rooms, with UENISHED ROOM3.—WANTED, BY A SINGL GEN- tleman, e sitting room snd bedroom in a re: pestable rivate famlly, not above Teeifth strest axa not below leecher, on the east side, Address, stating particulars, box 2,423 Post Office. 'URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN SUITES, OR SEPA- rately, to gentiemen only, with breakfast if re- | apa Apply at 14) Ninth street, third door from oadway, also at No. 6 College place. \URNISHED BEDROOM TO LET TU A GEN(LEMAN. N- B—Nota boarding house. Addrsse 575 Broad- wey. ‘URNISHED ROOM?, WITH PsRIIAL ‘BOARD—A pleasent “ag og and bedrooms, may be had mopg'y or together. house contains all the modern fmprovements. Apply at 28 East Twenty-fifth street, corner of Fourth avenue. UBNISHED 43.--WANTED, FOR A SMALL fsmily, without ch'l‘ren, two or three rooms, ins Teepectab e neighborhood ; rent from $20 to $23 per month. Address W. A. L. k, box 103, Herald offic esata rotieesdbecatlts errant Ae URNISHED BEOROOM TO LET (WITIOUT BORD), on the third floor of the hoase 121 Whi-e street, ® single place, genthmin. The room is large, with tire ‘URN‘SHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR WI"HOUT Ddoard —Rooms consisting of front parlor on the se ccnd floor and # bedroom adjoiaing, }, one smal! room on the third floor; they may be had ringly or togsther, rig ce Apply at 14 Harrison street, near Leo and Hudson. ROOMS TO LET.—-PARLOR AND Oise, Dedroom, with hath reom attached, on first and fecond floor, togentiemen without board; s!so a iarge, Mgnt front basement, caitable for apbysican app y at No. 6 Univercity place. ‘URNISHED ROOMS -- GENTLEMEN DESIRING banceomely furnished rooms, with or without fast and private table. ina first clars house, con betbs, gas, he., and eligibly located, i ed by applying at No. 4 Le Roy p'sce, Bivecier street. 7 UKNLHED BOOMS TO LES —A PRIVA’E FAMILY bavirg more room than they require, would tke to let seme comicrtadly furpished -oums to eév ital aio giegentlemen. Breckfast if deviroi Call st 181 Wert ‘wenty fourth street, resr Kighth avenue YURNISKED OOM WsNTH, WITA GRA’ ond bath, with cr idea Ddoard, sireet. ond near Brose: and te; Wi ENILEWEN AND LADIES CAN 6% with pleasant roome at 47 Lispevard street Private bourse, }OARD.—A GENTLEMAN 4Ni) HIS WISE OR TWO single gentiemen can be a:commodate! wiih board. bis0, s furnished parlor to let with or without ooard, and afew cay boarders taken 164 Grand sirest, one door from Elm. Terms reasonable. OARD—WITH PLEASANT ROOM’ MAY BE fAD 116 Clinton piseo, between Firth and sixth aves. + EN"LEMEN IE TRING FURNISHED ROOWS 1 WN town, wi.bout Sosrd, can be accommods tec st i? Jay treet ANSSOMFLY FURNISHE) ROOM WITT FULL or partisi board, for gentlemen and their eive , cr single gentlemen; gis andbaths in the houe. Re ferences exchanged. OARD—A HANDZOME SUIT OF ROOMS, ON THE first floor, and another on the.sesend floor; also lwo other rooma, may be obtaired by application at 106 Fourth avenue, near Twelfth street. The ho and first class. 0 ARD—A SUIT OF ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APART- mente, suitable for a family; also single rooms, for gentiemen; in a first e'ssn house, replete with all the mocern ments; meals serve up in French st;le, dinner at 4 o’clock. Apply at 161 Tenth street, corner of Fourth avenue. 0,RD —A LARGE FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE FCR A ntleman and his wife or four si: gen Jemen, with fallor partial bosrd, sitcated at 164 Grand stew 4 one door from Kim. Also « few day boarders can be arcommocated. OARD Pte OF AND benny | ce eg ‘and suite of roome, newly and besu rnished. tolet. Houre first clase Baths and rod Beat refer- ence given snd required. Please call at 29 Clinton place, Righth otreet. OARD IN CLINTON PLAGS.—A YLEASANT SUITE of rooms for s gentleman and hia wife, or for single jentlamen, at 07 Clinvon place. 04RD DOWN 10WN—TWO GENILEME\N can be sted with board in a private fami ly. Inquire at 288 Greenwich street, near nets. ‘FROARD AND ROOMS—ON EXTRA EASY THRMS, A the new and e! Private maagion 677 a svenue, Vusray Bill house, 75 fee by 80, ttorten” with extended dalocny, is very pleasant, reewe on grou flows, if desired Oars every three bree minutes. 0. 18 VARIOK STKEE(, 8ST. JOHN'S PAYK —FUR- nished rooms with 4 for gontiemen and tteir wives, without children, and for gentlemen. House of first Bath and gas. Keferences exchange’. ERVANENT BOARD WANTED —a PARLOR AND dedroom or a large bedroom wao'ed by a iady and gentleman, ia a reap’e able private family iiviagin a modern house ani pleasantly situated, po other bosrcers are taken. The parties apolyiay are gente) ard retired, and ‘or such eccommods:ions as are soagh! for, s good price wll be paid. Bosrd required for ihe lady only. Adcressu. W., Broadway Pos: Office. RoE FOR SINGLE G&NTLEMEN—AL‘0, A FUR rished front room on the second floor, and aa un farpished beck parlor on the first Goor, suituable for » gentleman and wife, to rent, with board, at 173 and 176 json street, OUM AND BOARD WANTAD IN A_ PRIVATE Perey te eee beg 19 erate; wm. Addrens Hi nay Pos! 5b tan enry, Tp A EA on wi a’ estry etreet, corner of Greenwich 1 LE"—T¥0 HANDSOMELY FURN| HED P HA, with avother room attached which can be uved f s bitchen o7 for a servant io aleep in; references required. og at 383 Brocmesreet, pear Bowery Baths in the ‘OUSE TO LET—IN A VERY PLEASANT AND DE- sirable location, west of and very near Broad vay, Occupied as a genteel boar. house, having from eighteen to twenty boarders. Yearly rent Fur. nitare for sale, price $500; cash required down, $300. B. W. RICH ARDS, 307 Broadway. HH 10 LET—IN HUD:ON STREET, NEAR 0A- nal, rent $375 @ year, coutaining ten rooms, iitehen, sub cellar, &., suitable for a boarding house or large family. Can be let till May, or longer if required. Inquire gt 205 Hudson street, eorner of Desbrosses. OUSE TO LET.—THE FINE TWO STORY AND attic house 113 Hammond street; it has gas water closets, bathing tnbs, washstands, and all com, apd in fine order, baving been just thoroughly repaired; also, & building in the rear, suitable for a stable oz other pur. Po%es Immediate eaeation given. Kent moderate. Inquire of JAMES H. HOUGATALIN, No. 9 Perry street. ‘OURE TO LET—NO. 113 WEST TWENTIETAST: EET, new No 107, between Sixth aad Seventh avenues, three stories and bas*meat, fifteen rooms, bath, range, gas and gas fixtures, &c. aely rent $700. Possession immesistely, 4pply to O. G, Stone, 393 Highth avenue OUSE TO LET—THREE STORY AND BASEMENT, | containing about Afteen rooms, desirably located east of the Bowsry, occupied as a boarding house, wish forciture for sale; price $250. Yearly reu: $500. An excellent location for boarders For full particulars ap- ply to B. W. RICHARUS, 307 Brosdwa: FFICE IN WALL STREEE TO LE the b.sement of No 21 Wall exchange or brokerage busmess. mises. y THE OFFICE IN Feet, suitable for an Apply on the pre- ARE CHsNCF—TO TAILOR3.—TO LET, ONE OF the dent stands up towa. The loes‘ion is not sur- pateo?, st being on one of the leading avenues, opporition, To a good tenant a !ong lease will be given. Aply to Jauibs MUORE, Tenth arenuean Twenty-six’: atree ARE CHANCE—A BUSINESS STAND TO LET.—TAE store No. 93 Houston street, eoraer of M. atreet, is particulasly ada stad for the business of a and shoe store. Rent mcderate. No. 16 Hous!on street. Inquire of J. Ulrica, Canal street, in & desirable location, suitable for any Xin} of businers. Immediate possession can ve given. Apply at 98 Canel street, in the bookstore. 10 LET—TWO ROOM?, FURNISHED, TO A GENT_E- msn and wife or two sinzle gentlemen, without Board, Apply at 250 Twenty eixth atreet, between Eighth and Ninth avecues. pe LET—A DESIRABLE COTTAGE, ON NEW YORK avenue, Staten Island, five minutes walk from Van- eva rane: Apply to JOHN DEVIN, 67 West st., ew York. LET—CHEAP 10 A GOOD TENANT, THE OLD ES- tablished bakery No 20 Trinity plsce. A Jeaee will be given ten good tenant. Also ¢ becemeat sters to let A good stand for sny kind of business. For full particulars inquire ae above of TIMOTHY GALLAGHER. Vp .0 LET—THE THIRD FLOOR, CON3ISTING OF FOUR td large roome, bath, &c , up town, tos party of rom gentlemen, with or without breakfast, in s private fa- mily; also the front basement, suitable for an office pea ag required anc given. Address M. G,, Herald office. (0 LET—THE FIRST AND BASEWENT FLOORS OF house 151 Spring rtreet; a desirable location for Yuriness, axa would be al.ered into stores to suit one or twotenunis; peareesion to one or two im nediately. Ap- 161 Spring strect. LET—TO A SMALL RE PEITABLY FAMILY, thout cbildren, the whole of ihe recon floor, con- 1g of three roems, dark room, pantrics, and Croton Inquire at 80 Amity street. FTO LET—A DESIRABLE COTTAGE ON NEW YORE avenue, Staten Irland, five mizuten walk from Van- derbilt’s Landing. Apply to JOHN DEVINE, 67 Wall atreet, New York, (0 LET—A FRONT ROOK AND TWO BEDROOM more if desired, large clocet, water on the floor, other convenie! Rent low toa small family, Also, a room suitable for an office; has heen occupied oy a phyeician fer the Jast year and a half “Apo ‘on the , 471 Kighih avenue, corner ‘birty-ffth street. i hy LET—TEE FOUR SPACIOUS LOFTS IN THE NEW broen #tone front building 267 Bowery. The lofts S10 8° feet crep by 24, with bard finished walle, and are end (rotn fixtures. Apply to R. KIPLING, $6 Seventh street. ¢ 10 A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, OF R3TIRSD bacits, * forriened sai of rooms ou the third floor, Without boars; terms moderste. Please apply at 38 Fourth rtreet, rear Lafayette :lace. This {s @ rare op- yer urity. 0 18T—ONE OF LIGSTED AND MO3T courepient printing offices in the ely, frou tae first Of Nosewber V1 jx on the bret Moor, front Ingaire on the premies, 18 Spouse eres pte atln IN WILL TeMdS0RU, 4 NE4T TWO STORY Louse, & few blocts from siraod rirest fe-r7-<con teinieg eight rooms, -u comple order —all or a oortion of the f rritore ter’ n be parehiseg cheap, cP opp lication as the « 43u Broadasy, back room: Kidio arta £ pr vprietur ‘Will rewove to mae, coTaer of thirty ninth stzect, Ist November said premison consist of a large hei 50 ‘eet wide by 100 deep; also thres room, €ach 20x20 fret, suitable for a dwe ling and rious mechanical purposes; to be» let weprrately or gether, and possession given immediately. Apply ta Me. L1sB: OW, on the premises. gy LET—AT EASTOHESIE®, FURNISHED OR UN. furpiehed, a beautiful eottege, wita six anda half acres «f land, « fine gerden, houre, and stadli for three horses, in a fine and healthy situstion; g: water, an xbundance of fruit: sixteen miles from the iy. Terma moderate. BONNER & OU., 208 Broadway. T° LET—IN A FRENCH PRIV 4’ ly furnished parior and bedroom on the firs: floor Apply st 180 Amity «treet. 0 LET—A DESIRABLE COTTAGE, ON NEW YORK avenue, Staten Irland, five minutes walk from Vao- Gervite landing. Apply to JOUN DEVIN, Fo. 67 Wall stree' York. peead Fret Rath EO OO 10 L¥ TA FURR ‘HED HOUSE, OR THE FURNITURE ‘will be Fold end the heuee le: ons lease; a goatee! three story and basement hones on Lexington areaue, with modern improvements, end in @ne crder. Apply to BE. B. NSHIMER, 819 Foarth avenue, from 8 to 7, ‘cepa $$ $$$ $< 10 LEI—TEE WHOLE O: PART OF A NIC TWO atory ord barement bout Twenty eighth street, betwren Second a: , aultabdle for 000 ortwo families Rent moderate Also second floor of 858 Ibird avenue, containing five rooms. Arply wok B KIN BIVER, #13 Fourth ay ; from Sto TP. M. ) LET VERY LOW, TO A SMALL, GPNTEEL Fa- , the second and third floors and basement of a mi mall oth and tof the furniture for Peesomion “py ent $60 until May, payable in advance. Acdress E e” Be rala offico, or No. 1 Murray street. LEY —OFPIOE AND LOFT $0 LT, AT 46 PROS street; rent wpoders' TUL SIRPEON & SON 10 Beaver etrect, ie Bhan TBE MASONIC FRATERNITY. 10 LST, cE Tat Bow building, ay rooms, ite Usted and every way quatified for a masonic lodge. In quirelon the premires, between the hours of 9and 10 A. M. LET OR FOR SALF--THRFE NEW TWO STORY basement houses ip Clusson, near Flushing avenue; the railroad passes within a short distance; rent $160 Per apaum; will be vold for $1,600 each, om easy terms. 288 Fulton strest, Brook! LEASE—THE PROPERTY No. 864 RROADWAY, corner of Franklin street; will be leased for a term of years. Apply to ADAMS & LUCKEY, 75 Nassau at. pari FLOOR WI'H BACK BASEMENT TO ith more zoom) if requit toa reapectable Inquire at 392 Broome pong Ba Broadway and Bowery. ORESHOP TO LET—THILD AND FOURTA STORIES 60x60 feet, Nos 116 and 117 ee wear Third avenue. Apply on the prem: ==: DRY GOODS, &C. fresh the turer’s depot of Brussels and Chantilly laces, 606 Brond- way. Also, black veils, begs % dollars. 506 Broadway, near Metropolitan Hotel. AND MANTILLAS.—QHORGE BULPIN, 361 Broadway, ally announces to the Ladies that astortment of cloaka for the present fall trade le now , and he has much pleasure in observing that du- recent visit to Europe, he has taken ot the: depression existing in Cp turing districts of 0@ ayd Germany, to make such and contrac as enable him te place before the publis s most cxquisite aseemblage of rieh and costly novelties, at prices never before ot, Viscing of this important “eat. "Paris. Mantihe Bape: . po rium, Broadway. : FRENCH S384 WL.—TGF SUBSORIBER attention to some of the most suprob and | ges tied coincide with the @m0. BULPIN, way. MPCRTED WOVE CORSETS —¥R. GAYNOR His cont ‘ prosaure of the times.” and shaw! Bwporium, 391 Bresd- pleasure of submitting to the la7ie prices are only half ususily charged. 45 Third avenue, Bear Tenth street. ADIES FANCY FURS —BULPINS FUR STOOK FOR the season is pow and comprises Me dinals, maffs aad outs ip Russian and Hudson’s Bay sables, stone martin, mink, squirrel, ermine, chin- chilla, baum martin, &c., &c., al! a pared, we Ms: FREDERICK RATH, 815 BROAI , BEGS TO inform the ladies that she has for sale, at ten per xtment ef French cent under first cost, an elegant assoi and Swiss needlework. RS. ROBERTS RESPEC!FULLY IN¥ORMS THE ladies that she will be prepared to receive ordors for all kinds of dress and sft caps, head dresses, &e., at 760 Broadway and 131 Ninth street, comer of Broadway. Be mek OBERT, 700, BROADWAY, HAs, JUST ye. opened another lot of thoes besutifal thread Veils, from $5 upwards; also collars, sleeves, bands and caps, entirely new patiervs, much below regular prices. FALL FASHIONS. ADIFS’ FUR WAREHOUSE, 693 BROADWAY, BE tween Amity ond Fourth strrets. —F. LANDRY has now for inspection an elegant stock of furs, not to be urpassed either for beauty or quality. Orders strietly fulfilled. All articles warrant Prices moderate ano to suit all classes, ‘ADAME DUMF7, NO. 12 WAVERLEY PLACE, (ate ‘Ninth street, corner of Broedway,) has the honor of informing the ladies that sbe will have an open- ing, on the 19th of October, of French bonnets, head dresses, fancy caps, &¢ ; also, orders taken for cloaks snd king. “£W YORK FUR COMPANY, 401 BROADWAY, BEG leave to auncunce to their friends aud the pablie that they have epened a superb assortment of fancy furs, for 'adies’ acd children’s wear. Strangers would do well to examine our stock before purchasing else- where. ‘bey are manufactured by ourselycs, and sold at extremely low prices. P. S.—Old furs cleaned and altered, andexchapge’, on most ressornble terms. EKLOG & NEWMAN, 4°! Srosdway, corné: WHOLESALE FUR DEALERS. THE ADVERN- sere wish to mak: atrangewsn’ sale dealers in furs to esi! on commirsion. They h one of the best stands in the city for the retail trade, establirhed six years, and wish to add furs to * tent stock. They carrsela suflicient quantity this sea. son to make it an object to auy one engaging with them. Feeur't giver, if required. Address Furs, Broadway ost Office. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, © FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED FOR THE WINTER, genteely farnished. apply toS T. Joves, 24 Wil- lism street. A’, FAMILY RESIDING IN NEW YORK, OR either of the neighboricg cities, whose business may ¢eall them from home for the winter, and who would rather le hs sacrifice their furniture, may hesr of a 0 grown pertons who would hires of their house, either furnished or unfarn'shed, as miy Dr agreed upon, and take charge of their pets, if any. Please address 'T. Edwards, Post Office, fox two weeks. The best of reference and security given if required ITY LOTS —WANIED TO PURCHASE OR LEASE, for a term of years ‘8 plot of ground, 40 to 60 feet front, and 75 to 100 deep, located between Broadway, Broome, Essex, Madison and Pearl streets, to build a chureb, tions, pre-paid, must be directed to Isono Levy, 186 William etcect. OUSE WANTED—TSHRES STORY, IN BYOADWAY, or in some of the streets near Srealway, no far: ‘up than Houston street »nd not below Franklin st. Address MB. B, Herald office. OUsE AND LOT WANTED.—-4 GOOD HOUSE AND at lot in bed es Abert Nate ed which wil) given good coal and iron stock. DESGLE & stn bw, Brokers, No. 21 Wall apd 2 Broad strects. FFICE WANIED—A SMALL ONE ONLY, FOR money business, down town; rent not over $66. Address box 2,790 Pest Office. Location no object. ART OF A HOUsE WANiED—BY A FAMILY OF three persons; ‘wil! require four rooms and a base. ment, ina honse with only one other family, at a mo- derate rent. Broadway, and Loestion prefer.ei wast of Aidres”, stating full parti:ula-s, not too far up town. . References exchanged. P. G. V., Ilrrald offi ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT CHIL- dren, a farniahed house; above Bleecker street, and near Broadway, Will be preferred. Satisfactory re. ferences given. Adoress C. W. R., box 173 Post Office, WA. WELL FURNIVHED ROUSE, IN THY upper part of the city, for six montns. A moje: rate sized bot with modern improvements fers small family. Address box 388 ce. ANTED—BY A G5! N, (SM&LL FAMILY, no children,) « twa story attic, or small three story hovee, with gas, bath, acd water closets. It must located inan sgrieable neighborhood, between Four- teenth and iwenty-fourth atreets, and west of Fourth avenue Adcress H., box 2,050 Post Office, stating loca- tion, terme, &e. ANIED—A NEsTLY FURNISHED HOUsE, FOR six months from lst of November next, by agen- tleman with artmeil family andno children. ation to be betwecn Fcurth and sixth avenues and Four'eenth and Twenty-third streeta. Address Mr. Maxwell, to be left at 52 East Fourteenth street ANUED=IN BROOKLYN, A SMALE EOU E, Jurnished, moderate ren’ for a gentieman, hia lady, thre Gord reference given. Address, with particulars, box 2,477, Post Offic, New York ANTED TO PURCHASE—TWO OR THREE HOUSES in the upper pert of the city; first class jlwe worth from $10 000 to $20,000. Apply te BROWN, 12 Wall street, room No. 2. 7 ANTED TO RENT—A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE or part of @ house fore quist family in the vi- cinity of Fast Brosoway, or streets between Eighth and ‘went? seventh, Anawerdirested to ¥. 8., box 3,062, ! reecive immediate attention, ae ORS, an. OF CHOICE ig SU. ioe 50,000 cru". ene’ cordial, "eo, he ; 00 priv, Coote tea,” London end r eee UNUERELLL, {50 Broome atrest, corner UINNESS'S AND BARCLAY & Pat condition. stout, im very fine Pure brandies, in, &e., of reliable seaiity, for prege milles, for sale by N. PIERSON, (‘ate at Mr. a Urderhi.l’s,) 18 Bleecker street, ‘corner of Elizabeth, at low: st market prices. T OFF CLOTHING - $2,000 WORTH W, - CO" Cistemen wining to Gop ef geet Mh oa weenie onset hest es or addressing post, Word f, 11 brange street, a few doors ‘Chatham =i gic aaI, BV OME GP 7 . ter «! aired @ith Ti 663 Pearl street, near Broadway. overcoate im time