The New York Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1855, Page 6

2 ee Ee 6 INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. psa: MONEY MARKET. - Sarurpay, Aug. 25—6 P. M. The stock market continues heavy and depressed. ‘All stocks fell off to-day but Cleveland and Toledo, and that was bolstered up by the efforts, of a clique cof speculators, who distributed orders through the ‘etreet so widely that most of the brokers at the ‘board were buyers. It is a spasmodic movement, which will terminate after a few convulsive kicks. At the first board Indiana 5’s declined } per cent; Tllinois Central Bonds, 1; Canton Company, 3; New york Central Railroad, 14; Erie Railroad, }; Har- tem, }; Reading, 3; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1. Cleveland and Toledo advanced 2 per cen’. State stocks were quite active to-day. Two lots of Virgi- nia 6’s of $50,000 were sold this morning, both bear sales, for a decline. Erie and Reading were sold to- day in large lots, principally for cash. The market is pressed down by'the operations of holders. Par- ties who purchased at low prices are now realizing, and the result is just what we long ago anticipated. The fancies will go down a long way before they will find a permanent resting place. They have been carried up along with other stocks, simply by the force of speculation, and now that holders and outsiders have commenced looking about they will thin out their supplies by getting rid of the poor and keeping the good. At the second board the market wasa shade bet- ter for some stocks, but there was no demand of con- sequence. Western railroad stocks of a fancy char- acter were dull and depressed. Most of the sales are washes, got up by speculators for arise to sustain the market. By operations of this kind they get higher quotations reported than actual sales would show and give a fictitions tone to the market. We shall see one of these days stocks of the kind we al- jude to drop down several per cent, and then there will be considerable anxiety to get out first. The steamship Union, from this port for Havre, to-day, carried out $595,831, and the steamer Leba- non, for Liverpool, $293,526 95 in gold bars and coin. ‘The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's ‘office to-day were as follows: Paid on Treasury account... Received on Treasury account, Balance on Treasury account Paid for Assay office Paid on disbursing ch Balance to the credit of all s ‘The receipts to-day include $50,000 The steamship Geo. Law, at this port from Aspin- wall, brings San Francisco dates to the st of Au- gust and one and a quarter million of dollars in gold on freight. There is also a large amount in the hands of passengers. The commercial advices by this arrival are good, much better than we have re- ceived for many weeks. The following table will show the operations of the U.S. Branch Mint, at San Francisco, for the month of July, 1855:— Amount deposited for coinage, in oz. $194,747 42 202,223 86 4,596,400 28, 5,879 25 38,002 97 $117,684 75 For bAr#.....ses00 0 24,078 70 Total....... $141,763 45 Geld double eagles. Puovisions.—Pork—The market was still upward in its tendeney and firm. The sales embraced about 1,000 bbls on the spot, at $22 for mew mese, and $19 60 for prime, and $21 50 for olé mess. At the ‘close, $22 1234 wa fered for 500 bbls. new mess without sellers, and 1.009. bbls. new mess was sold deliverable all this year, seller's option, at $20, Beef was firm, with more doing. ' The siles embraced about 600 a 700 bbls. country mess, at $11 50 « $13, with some prime, at $11. Cut meats were firm, with moderate sales. Lard was firm, with sales of 200 bbls. at 113¢c. a 115,c. Butter was in fair demand, at 5c. 8c. for Ohio, und 18c. a 22e. for State. Cheese was in fair request for export, at 9c. a 93g¢, Ric, —Sales of 50 75 casks were made at Ofc. a 63Zc. Market firm. Srices,—About 500 mats of cassia were sold at 40c. SUGARS.—The «ales embraced about 500 a 600 hhds. Cuba muscovado at 6e. a 7e., with some lots of prime Porto Rico and New Orleans at 73(c. a 73g¢., and about 260 boxes brown Havana, part at 63gc. a 6440. ‘TaLLow.—About 12,000 lbs. city rendered sold at 12c. Wiskey.—State prison was held at 433c, and 434¢c. bid for 50 bbls.; drudge was held at 42c. ‘ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. AL. NDREW WHITEHEAD, WHO WORKED IN THIS city in 1850, as a block cutter, may hear of some- thing to his benefit by sending his address to box 1,606 Post office, New York. H. CAN BE FOUND WHERE YOU LEFT HEI jo _-N. B., New Jersey. OR ALOPTION—AN ORPHAN MALE CHILD, SEVEN. teen months old. The child is healthy, good look- ing and promising in every respect, and will be given to atespeclable Protestant family for adoption, ‘Address box 521 Post office. . EORGE BRANDON, OF NASHVILLE, TENN., WHO arrived in this city about the 7th of this month, will confer a great favor by sending his addiess to Dr. H. Sheppard, 110 St. Mark’s place, where he will receive im- portant information. F MR. FE. COUSSEDIERE AND M. MONNEAU, FOR- merly of 111 Nassau street, are in the city, they will please call on J. Murphy & Son, 150 Pearl street. NFORMATION WANTED—OF BRIDGET FLANAGAN, a nutive of Ardagh, parish of Ballinakill, near Glynsk County Galway, Ireland. She arrived in New York about ree years ago, and was living on Staien Island during pring of 1854, Address John Manning, Vice Presi- dent irish Emigrant Society, 51 Chambers street, N.Y. I FORMATION WANTED OF EDWARD MORAN, of Aughaward, county Longford, Ireland, who left ius father’s house'in February last, and sailed to New York. Any information respecting him will be most thankfully received by his sister, Ann Moran, at White sit) Westchester ‘county, New York, care of Dr- rask. RS. IDA WHITFIELD, LATELY AT NEW RO- chelle, will find a letter for her at the Broadway Post office. TEN. ISTER. - anne AANA AAA AAA AANA 10: MERCER STREET.—TO LET, A TWO STORY, attic and basement brick house, aituated 103 Mercer street, near Prince; the house is in good order, with Croton water, &e., will be rented to a good ten- ant at a moderate rent. “Apply at 48 Lexington avenue. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LHT TWO ROOMS on the first floor, and one bedroom on the third floor; gas and bath; at 201 East Twenty-third street. Re- ferences exchanged A HOUSE TO LET AT 400 EIGHTH AVENUE—NEAT, convenient and a rard attached. A lease for five years, if desired. For a family wirhing for a perma- nent home and cheap rent, no better place ean be found. Inquire on the premises, of of L- REANNEY, at 40 East ‘Twenty-eighth street. PRIVATE FAMILY IN BROOKLYN WISHES 70 LET a suite of apartments, consisting of five pleasant Fooms, furnished or unfurnished. Privilege in the kitch- en, if required. Gas throughout the house. W! ten minutes’ walk of any of the ferries. Terms mode- rate. Apply at 98 Dean street, Brooklyn. Good refer- ences necessary. PARTMENTS T0 LET IN THE NEW AND FINE finished house, 115 Division street, in suits of four And five rooms, cach with gas, marble mantels, Croton water, wash rooms and water closets attached; references required. Apply or address E. Hyams, 68 East Broad- way, from 10 to 12. A. M., and 2 to’ P. BI. FEKMAN STREET.—T0 LET OR LEASE, THE FINE store, with basement, sub-cellar and vaults, No. 26 Beekman street; a desirable location for almost any wholesale business, Also, the upper lofts. Possession can be had at any time, Apply to JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street. ROADWAY STORE TO LET--HALF A SPLENDID two window store, 100 feet long; one of the best locations in Broadway; west side; possession. Ist Sept. Address or apply to the Misses JOEL, 693 Broadway. Cc ER OF. BROADWAY AND DUANE STRE Light and airy basement to let. Inquire of BARNES RK, 204 Broadway, on the premises. ANCING SCHOOL AND BALL ROOM, WITH dressing rooms attached, to let, in Jersey City, near tue ferry. | Possession immediately.’ Apply at 15 Grand street, Jersey City. \URNISHED ROOMS—OR THE BEST PART OF A FUR- nished house, to let, situated on Broadway, in the neighborhood of Tenth street, with first class accommoda- tions for a family wishing to’ locate for the winter. The apartments consist of two elegant parlors, with extension room, five sleeping rooms, and kitchen.’ Terms, includ- ing attendance, $200 per month. » Address a note to box 92 Broadway Post Office. OUSES TO LHT.—THREE ELEGANT HOUSES IN River terrace, Hoboken, three minutes’ walk ot the ferry, commanding s beautiful view of the bay and city of New York, with bath, gas, hot and cold water, &e., to families of the first respectability only, Inquire at the office corner of Second and Hudson streets, Hobo- ken, of EDWARD MARTIN. 10 REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, AUGUST 20th, a portemonnaie containing $600, all in $100 Lills; it is a Severe loss to the owner. The finder will receive the above reward by returning tho same to 129 Fifth avenue; and the grateful thanks of the owner, 0 REWARD —STOL! AUGUST 14, from the stor [THOMAS BARNEIT, 251 Broadway, 510,000 of sewing needles, &c. Any per- son returning the same in good condition, shall receive the above reward. REWARD.—STOLEN FROM NO. 3 ST. CLE- $ ment’s place, on Friday, 24th inst., several articles of jewelry, viz.i—5 pair of earrings, 3 breast- pins, one marked8. C. H.; 3 bracelets, 1 gold’ links band with clasp ing hair. $10 will be paid for the return of any of the articles, and $50 for the discovery of the thief. ON WEDNE the steambi foot of Robinson street, or in going then wich strect to foot of Charlton street, a portemonnaie. The finder will receive the above reward by returning it and contents to 464 Hudson street. .AY AFTER- it Thomas Gold half eagles.. 00 Total gold _coin...... $1,960,000 00 Silver half dollars 7,250 00 Silver quarter dollars, ; 35,000 00 + sve + 482,002,250 00 Stock Exchange. Sarvrpay, August 25, 1855. 10000 InState 5's.L60 86 400 shs Erie RR. . b6i 2000 Tenn 6's °90.... 9634 200 1 do......... 98 209 50000 Virginia 6's.b60 981¢ 2100 50000 do.....s4m 9735 500 6000 Mistouri6’s.b60 943¢ 300 600 Cal 7's °70.... 87 350 8000 Har Ist M Rds. 913¢ 300 Harlem Bi 1000 Frie Bas of 75 91° 100 do......810 2 20000 HudR2dMB.b00 709% = 80 Chic & REIS RR 9835 5000 co.......83 703; 10M Central RR... 9514 2 Is. 862% 19000 do......b€0 87 200 5000 do. 83 8634 1825 15000 di «2. 80%; 200 1000 Hud R Ist MB. 10213 100 5000 Chi& RIRRB 98 200 100TH &Alt2dMB 8334 300 lo 950 Clev & TDivB. 84° 50 Hud RRR. Sshas NH&HartR 127 = 250 50 Canton Co,....83 263% 100 50 do. ¢ 26%; 160 41% 50 do......860 2635 50 do... 135 210 Nic Tran Co..b60 20° 10 Mich Cen RR... 10046 50 do ‘860 175 Ke . 250 do. 200 lo... ..830 100 70 Penn Coal Co. 10 Mich So & RR 1032¢ 500 di 100 d 1033 50 103 7 Mich So: 983 100 Panama RR. 50 0... ee 150 Clev & Tol vieee86O 100%, 487 do 2 1003; 100 + 53 500 SECOND BOARD. 100 ahs Erie RR. 830 527% 250 do ......b3 52% 50 Panama RR. 1075 200 96. 100 9645 100 +h60 9635 300 Cley & To RR.b60 8835 150 40.. 8735 d 100 do. 87%¢ a 400 do. % : 10 ai 83 B75, do. 527; 100 Cley & Pitt RR.. 701% CINCINNATI STOCK SALES. ed Hewson & Holmes, For the week ending August 22, 1855:-— $5,000 Cov & Lex RR Co 10 per cent Income Bonds.. 72 ,000 Hillsboro & Cin Zyper cent Ist Mtge Bonds... 64 ‘600 Col, Piqua & Ind RE Co 7 percent In Bonds.. 39 2,000 Ohio & Miss RR Co 7 per cent 2d Mige Bonds. 5234 1,000 Cov & Lex RR Co 10 per cent In Bonds. 2,000 Cin, Wil & Zanes RE Co 7 per ct 24 Mtge 68 00 whs Little Miami RR Co 9514 48 Colum & Xenia RR Co. + 92 6 Cin, Ham & Dayton RE + 85 40 Ohio & Mississippi RR Co 18 % do do do 12x @ do do do 12 15 do do do 12% 50 do do do 28 Cincinnati & Chicago 27 Covington & Lexingto1 ll do do do 25 Cincinnati & gon . 15 Indianapolis & Bellefon.. 200 Cin, Har & Indianapolis Bl 65 Peru & Indianapolis RR 20 Indianapolis & Cin RR. 15 Cincinnati, Wil & Zan CITY TRADE REPORT. Saturpay, Aug. 25—6 P. M. Asnrs.—Sales about 75 bbls., at $6 25 a $6 37 for pots and 96 37 for pearls. The stock on hand this morning in po no office of Messrs. Lester, Palmer & Co., was i cee Pearls. ‘Tal. First sort, bbls.. 123 = Second, 4 2 1B 29 - ll Total Pot and Pearl.... 130 515 In addition to the stock of. «+ +436 bbls. Pot Ashes. On hand stored without imspection. .650 do. Total stock of Pot Ashes........1,066 bbls. Brrapstt -FF8.—Flour—There was no change of moment in prices, The sales amounted to about 7,000 bbls., in- cluding common to straight State, at $7 87. $8 12'n $8 25, with small lots of fancy and choice extra at $8 25 a 90. Western mixed to ehoice brands were sold at $8 37 a 90 2%, while extra Genesee ranged from $1075 a $12. About 500 bbls, common state were purchased for export. Canadian was quiet without change in prices. Southern was dull. The sales were confined to about 700 « 800 bbls, at $8 50 a $912 for common to choice brands, and 99 25 a $10for fancy and extra. Rye flour and cornmeal were without change. Wheat—The sales included about 000 a 10,000 bushels Southern red at $1 80 for common, 00 for with small lots of white at $20 $2 06, and 20, ls Maryland white were sold, to arrive in October, at $1 80. Corn—The receipts were light and ales moderate, being confined to 15,000 a 20,000 bushels western mixed at 90c. a 91ige., nd a lot of prime New Jersey high mixed at 93c., and ®_ small lot of superior round yellow do. at $1. mpeasales ot aboat 1,600 a 2.000 bushels were made jl Og @ $1 08. Oats were Fteady at unchanged prices. Corrss.—The market continued firm, with sales of 950 ‘bogs Maracaibo at Ic. a 113¢0., and 800 do. Rio on p. t 36 nmtox.—The sales embraced about 600 bales, without change in prices, 7 oo Liverpool, 1,000 bbls. flour were engaged at Is. 4 and 400 bales of cotton at 3-16d; c. in shij ’ jin was at ,000 bushels ‘a, The ¢ is eighteen hundred MevivPrne, engaged 1.500 bbls, tons pt California measuremén foods wore steady. we. There was no cha ice in rates vor the vent ° waa stondy for shipping. at 7c. 9 T« —<coteh pig wes unchanged ~ ales of 150 tons of English The market int i PREMIUM EXCURSION.—EX Fishing Banks. The steamer GOLDEN Charies Anderson, formerly captain of the steamy: Knapp, will make a trip to the Fishing Banks, on 5 day, the 26th. I ‘ing Amos street, at 7 o'clock; Spi , 14; Peck slip, 8; Broome. street, 8%; pie North river, at 9. Captain Anderson wiil give the largest fish caught on the~boat by any paying pas- senger. Weather permitting. N ‘AL, EXCURSION Freeland Guard, to Paradise on steamboat AMERICA and barges Coxsackie and Silas Monarch, on Monday, August 27th, 1855. Boat leaves Houston street, é.R., at 7 o'clock, A. M.; Seventh street, Williamsburg, 744; Geverneur street, 734; Catherine street, quarter to 8; Thorn’s Dock, Brooklyn, 8; Pier 8, N. R., yuarter past 8: Spring street, 834; Hammond street, 9 o'clock. Price filty cents. IXCURSIONS TO KEYPORT.—THE STEAMER GOLDEN GATE, Captain Charles Anderson, former captain of the steamer Laura Knapp, will make regular trips te Keyport every day, Sundays excepted, leaving foot of Murray streot at 834 o'clock, pier 3, 9 o’¢lock A. M., and returning leave Keyport at 3 o’clock P. M. A cotillion band will be on board. CURSION TO FISHING BANKS,--THE STEAMER LAURA KNAPP, Captain N. Anderson, Jr., will make excursions to the Fishing Banks daily. leaving Spring street at 724, Broome street 8, and pier 3, N. R., at 9 o'clock A. M. IRST ANNUAL MOONLIGHT AND COTILLON EXCUR- tion of the Washington Star Association, up the Hudson river, on Thursday evening, August 30. The safe and commodious steamer Massachusetts, and = have been chartered for the occasion. Dodworth’s cel brated cotillon band, of thirty performers, have bees engaged. In every respect the committee pledge them- ae es to make this the most delightful excursion of the season, The boat will leave Broome street, East river, at 744 o'clock; Fulton street, Brooklyn, 7% o’elock; pier No. 8 North river, 814 o'clock: Spring stree', 844 o'clock ; Amos street, 9 o'clock P. M. Tickets, admitting a gen- tleman and lac pe had of any of the commit- tee, or at the Chambers street; Jay and Washingt of West Broadway and . No intoxicating liquors sold on any part of the boat or barge. CHAS. FE. CONNOR, Chairman. URSION TO THE BANKS—ON August 26th, 1855. Fare 50 cents. nodious double-engine steamer MASSA- Hanks, Commander, leaving pier foot 8 o'clock, and pier No. 3, N. R., at 9 A. M. Fishing tackle and bait on board. A band of music in attendance. OF THE » COMPANY landing at Keyport.—The double engine steamer WM. lips, will make a grand excursion ‘around Staten Island on Sunday, August 26, 1855, stopping at Keyport, givi ample timeto the passengers to dine nt the hotel ES nos xtreet, N, ia, . Fai the trip to Keyport and back to New York twenty-five ich cents, for which a return ticket 4 RAND EXCURSION TO TE ‘The fast and commodiou: WILLIAM GAGE, excursion to 1) 1865. Will leave the following pl N. R., 8 i i A. M.; Spriny BANKS. make a grand August 28th, ECOND ANNUAL PIC-NIC AND COTILION EXCUR- sion of the Independent Washington Continental Guard, to Roey Hook, on Tuesday, August 28, 1855, Tickets, one dollar, to admit a gentleman and lady. Ad: ditional ladies’ tickets, 50 cents. To be had of the fol- lowing Committee of Arr angementa:—Jolin P. Lansing, 78 Grand street; George Vhillips, 163 West street; Wm, Morris, 66 Horatio street; John L. C. Williams, 112 Warren strect; Wm. F, Black, 166 Prospect street, Brook- lyn, Boat leaves foot of Broome street, E. R., at 7 o'clock; Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, pier No. 8N.R., at 84; foot of Spring street, Amos street, 944 A. M. CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS—THE ANE orig double ine steamer MASSACHU- SETTS, s, commander, being now in com} order, can be chartered for poanthern J She is the ee tng a large declagsaloos 14 fest ag. AP piyom boar a y . Apply om Parga ie ot 163 Broadway, up stairs. S STON RETING To Ald. MADAME “MORROW,—THIB , Without exception, the most ‘wontle: Faire) Yn the world, or that’ has been =. ee all todd of life, even the "2 thoughts, an cause speedy ma , and show iveaes of the atended, Lasbuods, fone. grect erica: ishment of all who visit her. No charge, if not satisfied. 76 Broome street, near Cannon. Gentiemen not admit- ted, \LAIRVOYANCE.—MRS. SEYMOUR, MEDICAL AND / business cla nt, 110 Spring street, a few doors west of Broadway. All pectiliar to’ females and chiltren. sw Hy treated, as usual, and satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay. {LAIRVOVANCE.—MRS, HAYES, THE REST CLATR. voyant in America, can be consulted day and even: Office 176 Grand street. All diseases peculiar to ‘J children successfully treated. Ladies, if you ealth and wth, b means consult Sra, Satisfaction guaranteed as usual, or no pay. mn M BRUCE, THE MYSTERIOUS VEILED LADY, AND « the most wonderful astrologist in the world, eam Ue cummed With for a short time at her old office, 50 Canal street, two doors east of Broadway, All consulta- tions 50 cents. ADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED TO 191 SEVENTH avenue, between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Atrects, She continues to tell) past, present and future events, likewise marringos, journeys, law suits, business prospects, sickness, abseut friends, property loxt_ or sto- {on Madame Meyer eonverses in English, Feoash Gorman end gives guarantes for her art ing. fi OUSE TO LET—IN BROOKLYN, AND FURNITURE for sale, suitable for a boarding house omprivate dwelling. The house pays its own rent, and is close to the City Hall. Will be sold cheap for cash. Apply im- mediately to E. C., Brooklyn Post office. OUSE T0 LET—THE THREE STORY AND BASE- ment brick house 94 Carrol. strect, between Hear and Hicks, Brooklyn. The house is provided with double doors and windows for the winter, gas throughout, Bee- bee's range, &e, ‘The rent will be reasonable to a good tenant. Carpets for sale. Apply on the premises, or at €8 Pine street, up stairs, New York. OUSE TO LET—ON EIGHTH STREET, NEAR Broadway; very desirable for a private tamily; four story, with modern improvements; also eighty-six others, in various localities in this city.’ Apply to R. D. GOODWIN, 808 Broadway. Also, houses and lauds in the country, for sale or to let. OUSTON STREET—BROADWAY.—10 LET, THE spacious dwelling house No. 655 Houston street. just’ east; of Broadway, containing 18 or 20 rooms, ant replete with every modern convenience; very suitable for a gentecl boarding house. Also, the premises 618 Broad- way, very near tte Metropolitan Hotel; rooms very lage, and sullable for business purposes; could be divided if desired. Kents moderate. Apply to JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street, Pp OF A MODERN HOUSE TO LET—251 WEST Thirty-fourth street, contnining gas and fixtures, bath, laundry, and water ‘throughout; is newly painted and in first fate order; from four to six cooms; rent mo- derate to a smal responsible family; possession immedi- ately; is convenient to stages and cars. Apply on the es. ‘T FOR BOARD.—A FINE THRER STORY AND basement house, up town, having all the modern improvements, will be rented low to a small genteel fami- Jy, and the rent taken in board. A fine chance for a nice family, as a permanent arrangement is desired. Address 0. R.L., Herald office. eR ihn a rae ae AN \TORES, OFFICES, &c., TO LET.—THE FINE SOUTH- east corner store on Hudson and Canal streets, just modernized, withjlarge show windows complete, an admira- ble corner for clothing or hardware store; also the adjoin. ing store, in good order; also basement floor, fit for plumber, trunkmaker, &c.; also rooms and offices on second and third floors. Each room fronts on the street, and has capital light. Croton water and on each floor. Apply to JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street. YTORE TO LET OR LEASE—206 CHATHAM STREET, Chatham square. Inquire of J. LAROCQUE, 65 Mer- chants’ Exchange. 0 LET—THE UPPER PART OF THE THREE STORY house on the southwest corner of Spring and Elm streets, containing thirteen room in complete order, with s and Croton water; possession immediately. ’ Also, jouse No. 68 Spring street, newly painted and in com: plete order, Apply to W. 8. JARVIS, 208 Elm street. ) LET—TWO NEW THREE AND A HALF STORY houses, with subcellers eighteen by forty, with all the modern improvements. No. 111 and 1003¢ nty-four:h street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Possession immediately. Apply to M. WILSON, corner of Cortlandt street and Broadway, under the Gilsey building. 0 LET—THE STORE NO. 40 READE STREET, FIFTY feet east of Broadway, opposite Stewart's; rent $500 per year; also several rooms, for light manufacturing pur- poses, in’ house 86 Duane street, first house east from roadway. Apply at GEMMEL’S, 302 Broadway. 10 LET—BY THE SUBSCRIBERS, A VERY ELIGIBLE ol in the front of the second story of store 81 EDWARD CORNING & CO, (0 LEI—ON FOURTEENTH STREET, AND FURNI- ture for sale—An elegant first class boarding house containing about 80 rooms; location and house unsurpassed in the city, Furniture new and stylish. Rent $3,000. Apply to E. B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, from 8 to 10, and from 8 to 7 o'clock. John street. 0 LET—A LARGE, DESIRABLE HOUSE, FURNISHED or unfurnished, or the furniture and lease will be Suld low. ‘The present occupant is giving up solely on ac- count of ill health. ‘The house “has been newly painted and is in good order, suited for a boarding house or one or two private fimilies. Enquire at 66 Fulton street, Brooklyng Furniture almost new. (0 LET—THE LARGE HALL, 100 FEET IN DEPTH, 64 Fast Broadway, suitable for public meetings, milita- ty companies, &c,; also, a large sub-cellar. For further particulars inquite at 64 East Broadway. (0 LET—THE STORE NO. 162 FULTON STREIC?, FIRST wr from Broadway, 32 fect front, with three lar windows; one of the most desirable business stat % New York, Would be divided, to surt parties, on the premises. —A LARGE BOARDING HOUSE, IN. THE ighborhood of the Bowery and Grand. street, containing twenty-two rooms, basement, kitch: cellar, d full for the Inst six years, and is being given up - pnee of illness in the family. Rent about $700; a chance for any active person’ to commence business immediately, The furniture required will be sold at a valuation. Address A. B., Herald office, for two days. 0 LET—A GOOD THREE STORY AND ATTIC BRICK honse in Wooster stroet, near Prinee, rent $575; also, a good three story and attic brick house, 69 Nassau street, Brooklyn, rent $450. Inquire of A. MM.’ FANNING, 432 Houston street, or ut house No. 105 Wooster st (0 LET—THE STORE, 273 GREENWICH STREET, third door above Murray street; one of the best Ioeations on the west side of the city for gentlemen's fur- nishing goods store. Apply to JOHN JAMISON, 272 Pearl street, or 117 Fourth street, after 6 o'clock P. M. (0 LET—THE SPACIOUS FRONT ROOM IN SECOND story of No. 12 Park place, well adapted for an in- surance company, law office, ‘broker, or any light besi- ness, Apply to W. J. & J, Ee PLOWS, on the premises, pees! dn! Bsa A hI nd De het Bidodemtdl nnn ) LET—THE STORE 205 BROADWAY, SECOND DOOR below Fulton street, having a rear office, with aky- Hight, and entrance on Fulton street. diate. Possession imme. Apply on the premises, 205 Broadway. LET, AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN—A neat three story dwelling house, on the northerly fide of Thirty-first street, with Croton water, gas, &c, Rent $650 per annum. Apply to GEORGE HARGAN, No. 72 Wall street, third story. LET OR LEASE—THE STORE NO. 301 EAST Broadway, corner of Seammel street, will be let or leased for a term of.years to a good tenant. The location is an excellent one, and has been occupied asa grocery store for the last fi GEORG! ears. For terms, apply to J. BROWN. 475 Grand street. T° LET, LEASE OR FOR SALE—VALUABLE HOUSES on Broome and Bleecker streets, 454 Broome street, northwest corner of Mercer street; also, 135 Bleecket street, northeast corner of Amity place. House ant stable, adapted for a physician, dwelling, or business purposes. Apply to JOHN S. KETSO, 62 William at DENTISTRY. vO WOMAN CAN BE UGLY WHo Has FINE teeth.—New teeth, most beautiful, useful and theap, inserted in solid tanner, by Dr. NAPOLEON PRE TERRE. Strict attention poid to regulating the deformities of the teeth wnd features, 435 Broadway, commer of How ard «treet NO CUBANS. — DESIROUS OF LEARNING dentistry will ht il 9 branches #100 DRY GOODS, &C. BROADWAY.—GENTLEMEN’S FASHION ABLE 655 furnishing bazaar.—LEWIS & SEACORD invite xpecial attention to their system of shirt maki m1 lete measurement, careful cutting, best work, with artistic finish, and no sale ff not to please. Gen- tlemen who have been disappointed elsewhere are par- ticularly invited to give us a trial, 2 CASES OF ALL WOOL FRENCH DE LAINES, VERY rich desi will be opened ou Monday, Aug. 27. UBSDEL TAKE, 471 Bron —___USDELL, PEIRSON & LAKE, 471 Broadway. A Vis_NOTICE_P. LANDRY, FURRIER, 699 BROAD- LL, PEIRSON & Broadway. way, will open his store the first day of September, with a fine and substantial stock of ladies’ fur. RODIE’S FALL CLOAKS,—GEORGE BRODIE, NO. 61 Canal and 63 Lispenard street, has now in store a iarge assortment of novelties in velvet, cloth and moire antique cloaks and mantillas, to which he invites the inspectign of wholesale cash and short time buyers. ILOAK MAKERS AND QUILTERS WANTED IMME- diately. None but first class hands need apply. W. B. Mackenzie, United States cloak and mantilla store, 45 and 47 Canal st. MBROIDERIES AND LACE GOODS.—PETER RO- BERIS & CO., 875 Broadway, respectfully beg to i form the ladies that they are receiving, by every steam- er, the purchases of Mr. Roberts, who, being in Europe, has selected the latest novelties in Honiton, point, Brus- . Maltese and Guipure Inces. Rich embroidered in sets, handkerchlefs, «leeves and collars just re- \, B,—A fresh stock of Valenciennes laces, from LL DRY GOODS AT RETAI, ARNOLD CONSTABLE & CO., 62 Canal strect. Will offer, on Monday, the 27th instant, their importa- tion of rich French and British dry goods at retail. Citizens and strangers visiting the city will find at their house a rich and beautiful stock of fancy and staple fabrics. Dress silks from low priced to the most magnifi- cent imported. Silk robes from the simplest to the most gorgeous styles, Printed de laines from chaste to pompa- dour styles; together with French prints, merinos, cash- meres, Paris embroideries, real laces and tace ‘goods; hosiery, white goods, linens, sheetings, blankets, and every ‘description of housekceping dry goods. N. B.— Small garments, suitable for the present season, both of French and our own manufacture, will be ready for ex- hibition on Monday, the 3d of September. + ALL DRESS GOODS.—UBSDELL, PEIRSON & LAKE would respectfully inform their customers and transient visiters from other States, that they will open on Monday, Aug. 27, an elegant assortment of rich dress goods, — for the fall trade, consisting of flounced silk robes, brocades, striped and plaid silks by the yard, shayls, cashmeres and de laines, plaid goods of every description, Freneh merinos, velvets, calicos, &c., Ke, UBSDELL, PEIRSON & LAKE, 471 Broads q IANCY FURS,—SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTE! merchants will find at John Levy's «tore, 44 Maiden jane, a good assortment of Swan trimmings, victorines, wristlets, and other descriptions of fancy furs, at reason- able rates, wholesale and retail, GEORGE 8, MAWSON, Agent, 44 Maiden lane. ACES AND EMBROIDERIES.—1,000 FINE FRENCH L bands; 1,000 French embroidered oollars ; 1,000 pits of slecves to mateh ; 60 dozen of embroplered hand- erchiefs, just received, and will be opened on Monday, August 27th, Also a new lot of Valenciennes edging, at 1s. per yard, by the piece. GENIN’S Bazaar, St. Nicholas Hotel, 513 Broadway. pele alain in badness athe check OO ACES AND EMBROIDERIES.—THAT LADIES VISIT- ing this city may have the benefit of the fall fashions, IN intends opening, on Monday, August 27th, and following days, a superb stock of laces and embroideries, at lower prices than ever yet offered. GENIN’S Bazaar, St, Nicholas Hotel, 513 Br ADIES’ ELEGANT EMBROIDERED COLLARS, AT half prices.—Just received from auction, 700 Swiss and cambric collars, from 7s. to 12s. each; alse, 500 embroidered bands, four yards long, 10s. each, 250, at 2s. €d. each, No second price. JAS. MADDEN, 643 Broadway, second door above Bleecker street. ANTEAUX CASTOR.—ON MONDAY, AUGUST 27TH,» A. T. STEWART & CO. will open a case of these fash ble ‘cloaks, suitable for travelling on the sea-shore, entirely new in style, and at moderate prices. Broadway, Chambers, and Reade streets: OIRE ANTIQUE SILKS.—600 PIECES OF THE RICH- est quality, manufactured of every shade of color, very cheap, will be opened on Monday, Aug. 27, and cut in every length to suit purchasers. UBSDELL, PEIRSON & LAKE, 471 Broadway. Ome OF FALL GOODS, AT RETAIL—A. T. STEWART &CO., desfrous of accommodating their customers, who are about to leave the city, will open, on Monday, August 27th, a superb assortment of entirely new dress goods embroideries, shawls, &., &c., &c., just received by the Pacific. Broadway, Chambers, an Reade streets. PENING OF FALL MILLINERY GOODS. We shall open for exhibition to the millinery trade, on Monday, August 27, the largest and best assortment of rich Paris feathers, flowersand flower materials, toge- ther with straw braids and bonnets, to be found in mar- ket at this time. Our stock having been imported ex- preasly to sult our trade, will be offered. for hale at ex: ceedingly low prices, on our usual terms. Cash without discount. HOMER & KETCHUM, 64 and 66 John’street, Corner of William (0 WHOLESALE BUYERS—OPENING, AT MUCH reduced prices, of 200 cases of xplendid new fall rib- bons, rich millinery goods, bonnet materials, dress and cloak trimmings, ‘ostrich feathers, French flowers, on Monday, Auguat 27, by M. H. LICHTENSTEIN, 90 Bowery, corner of Hester street. way HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. PAIR OF FINE BLACK HORSES, SIX YEARS OLD, well broke for all kinds of work, would make a good carriage team; also, a set of double harness, auita- Die tor a carriage. Any one desiring such a team can see them by calling at 179 Thirty-first strect, near Eighth avenue. T THE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET—WILL RE sold at auction, every Monday and Wednesday, at 2 o'clock, a number of horses, suitable for all purposes; also, new and second hand wagons, harness, saddles, &c. JOHN H. GATFIELD, Proprietor. ARRIAGE FOR SALE—A VERY SUPERIOR ARTI- cle, on a new principle, with extra springs, &e forming ¢ither a barouche or’ close carriage, made Vienna and entirely new. It was designed for city w but the subscriber having moved to the country, will dis- pose cfit. Apply to Brewster & Sons, 396 Broadway. D. D, HOWARD, ee OR SALE—A LIGHT TROTTING WAGON AND HAn- ness; have been but little used. Call at 494 Water street, from 10 to 12 A. M. OR SALF—A FID one-third its valu way, room 9, (OR SALE—TWO CANADIAN STUDS AND ONE CA- nadian mare, just arrived from Canada; good trot- fers and roadsters, warranted sound in every respect. They are of a superior breed. To be seen at Keana’s stables, corner of Washington and Cortlandt streets, until Monday noon. OR SALE---A SVLENDID MORGAN MARE, FIFTEEN hands high, seven years old, and all right; a fine iamily horse, or’ suitable for a physician. Will ‘be sold for $180, and no less, if applied for immediately, at Morris & Wolcott's stable, Liberty street, near Concord, Brooklyn. =n" da RE Ce SET OR SALE—TWELVE CAYUGA & YATES CO. HORSES of superior style and action, four of them warranted io trot one mile in three minutes, in single ordouble har- ness. To be seen at the Hippona stables, 65 and 67 Watts street, corner of Canal. NEW GROCERY WAGON, AT Apply to C, WILLS, 333 Broad- OR SALF—THE FAST PACING PONY NUTCRACKER, with light wagon and harness. Inquire at 612 Hud: son street. pore de an PRN OTR RR A LEIGH.—ANY PERSON HAVING A GOOD SECOND hand sleigh, to seat two persons, to dispose of cheap, will ind a cash customer by addressing a note to W.T, Me, Herald office, stating price, and ‘ANTED—A GOOD HORSE, IN EXCHANGE FOR stocks. He must be at least fifteen hands high, and free from tricks. Color no object. Address M. 0." Herald office, stating when and where to be seen. where to be seen, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1855. BOARDING AND |e OARD IN BROOKLYN—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with board and pleasant rooms, at 60 Pacific street, corner of Henry, Brooklyn, OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—ONE OR TWo German gentlemen can obtain partial ag with alithe comforts of a home, in a private family. ed Ba OARD IN WILLIAMSBURG.—THREE GENTLEMEN, BOARDING AN » LODGING. 5) BROADWAY—TO LET, AN ELEGANTLY 1 pag res pg the Low -, 4 or si le men. Py ite tab! yy eo house ts Grst class ” Sari 624. BROADWAY, BETWEEN HOUSTON and Bleecker streets. "First class accommoda- tions for gentlemen and families without children, Home, Herald office. 55 GREENWICH STREET.—A VERY PLEASANT front room, suitable for a itleman and his |. with their wives, or a few bp apes can be wife; also, a hall bed room at desired, and ploa- |' accommodated with board and sant rooms, et 06 gas, and all the | South Third strect. References required. sant rooms for single rode tn a BLEECKER STREET, OPPOSITE DEPAU ROW— 57 Ehgible location near bigpen he prasigr sy with superior suite of rooms on the second floor, for gentle- man and wife; also rooms for single itlemen ; also rooms for a gentleman and lady, or single gentlemen, at No. 45 Grove street, near er. References ex- OARD WANTED—BY A LADY, TWO CHILDREN ‘and servant, in a private family, where there are few or no other boarders, Location west of Broadway, between Bleecker and Tenth or Twelfth streets, box 1,464 lost office, stating location, terms, &c., &. OARD WANTED—IN A SMALL, FIRST CLASS BOARD- ing house, where there are few boarders, for a gen- leman, wife, infant and servant, between Third and Sixth avenues, and not above Sixteenth street. Address A. P.7Z., Herald office. Berm WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN je changed. PRINCE STREET.—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 107 apartments, suitable for gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen, with or without board. House first class; gas and bath, ST. MARK’S PLACE,—PLEASANT FURNISHED rooms to let, with full or partial board, ad where every effort will be made to insure the comforts of a home; bath, gas, &., in the house. The entire second floor, suitable for a’ party of gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, is vacant. Broadway and South ferry stages, and First avenue cars, pass the door, Terms rea- sonable. CRANBERRY STREET.—AN OPPORTUNITY 18 now offered to families and single gentlemen to sectire desirable rooms, with board, in the immediate neighborhood of Dr. Beccher’s Church. House contains as, and is within five minutes’ walk of Fulton fe; etiences exchanged. 4 private family, above Bleecker and below Twen. tleth street, west of Broadway. Address, stating terms, location, &c., W. W., box 114 Herald office. A quiet lo- cation preferred. OARD WANTED—FOR A WIDOW LADY, WITH AN unfurnished room and pantry, in a genteel private family; a widow lady preferred. Address. M.L., Herald cic, for three days, stating terms, which mast’ be mo- erate, OARD WANTED—UNFURNISHED, SECOND FLOOR and full hoard, above Fourth street, for a gentle- man, wife and kon; terms $65 per month, ineluding gas, bath, &e, Address K, I. A., Herald office, OARDING—AT 120 AND 122 CHAMBERS STREET, pleasant newly furnished rooms, for families and Day boarders can be accommodated red. AND 87 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREE’ few select families and gentlemen of the firs spectability, can now be accommodated with suit or single rooms, with full or partial board, in that eligible brown tone building, which ix delightfully located, as it is Situated between Broadway and sixth avenue;’{t is one of the broadest streets in the city. BLEFCKER STREET.—PARLORS AND BEDROOMS single gentlemen. also reference r OARDING.—VERY PLEASANT SINGLE ROOMS AND suites of rooms, with board, can be obtained at 109 Tenth street; house new and location unsurpassed in this city. to let, with or without board, furnished or unfur- OARDING.—A SUITE OF ROOMS TO LET, SUITA- 54 to gentlemen and their wives, or single gentle- ble for a party of three Ley gentlemen, furnished men; also, a few rooms for single gentlemen. Baths and | OF Unfurnished, wi‘ full or partial board, at 83 Fourth ted, one short square from Broad- avenue, pleas lo But few boarders way, and in rear of Grace church. taken. gas in the house. Apply as above. AMITY PLACE, ONE DOOR FROM BLEECKER 2 street, a little west of Brondway.—Flegantly fur- Rished parlors and separate bedrooms to let, to gentle men, with breakfast and tea if desired. The house is very nent, and the family is small. GREEN STREET.—FOUR GENTLEMEN, OR TWO SLA gectienstw’ cant iltereiferoan nye aastrapio to commodations on the second floor, and realize the cot forts of a home, in a family where but a fow part boarders are taken. Gas and Croton water through the house, bath, &c. Terms moderate. BOND STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—ROOMS, WITH board; dinner at 6 o'clock. FEW AGREEABLE PERSONS, WITH SATISFACTO- ry reference, can be accommodated with pleasant and handsomely furnished rooms, with full or partial board, in a private family, in a first class house, with all the modern improvements. Inquire at 68 St. Mark’s place, Eighth street. GENTLEMAN IS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING A nicely furnished room and bedroom, with gas, bath, &e.; in a private family where he could enjoy the com- forts ot a home, and where there are no other boarders. Location up town, and convenient to stages. Pledse ad- dress, stating full particulars, A. C. M., Broadway Post office. WIDOW LADY, LIVING WEST OF BROADWAY, in the vicinity of St. John’s park, would accommo- date a ladyand gentleman with a handsome front parlor on second floor; full board for the Indy; the house con- tains baths, gas, &c.; family small and’ quiet. “Address Widow, Broadway Post office. 4 HANDSOME UNFURNISHED PARLOR, WITH BED- room adjoining, to let to a gentloman and his wife or one or two single gentlemen, without board, within five or six minutes’ walk from Peck Slip ferry, Williams- burg. For particulars address 0. R. P., Herald office. DESIRABLE SUIT OF APARTMENTS, WITH A A private table, can be had at 25 Washington place, between Broadway and Washington park. A quiet and retired; convenient to stages ans dress Emma, Union square Post offic SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY—OCCUPYING A HOUSE A between Fifth avenue and Broadway, would rent & iloor to two or three single gentlemen of the first re- apectability, either with or without breakfast and tea; the house has all the modern improvements; references exchanged. Vlease ingulre at Noe 47 West Thirty-tirst street. OARDING.—A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM- modated with good board; also, two large, well fur- nished rooms to let, to gentlemen and their wives, at 91 Greene street; price of rooms, $1 to $8; single geatle- men, $3. OARDING AND LODGING AT 180 HENRY STREET, —— @ centleman and wife, or small family, can find pleasant rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with board, ia a genteel private family. The house has all the modern improvements. Reference exchanged. OUNTRY BOARDING AT ROCKAWAY, L. L—FINE fishing and bathing; a few select families will find this a delightful summer retreat. For particulars call at 167 Bleecker st., opposite Depau Row. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO SINGLE GENTLE- F men, without board, at No. 5 Bond street. URNISHED ROOMS T0 LET,—SEVERAL HANDSOME- ly furnished apartments in a pleasant situation, near Washington square. Bath and gas in the house. Fami- ly private. Apply at 302 Fourth street. RONT AND BACK ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR, TO let, with board, in a private family. Please ap at 227 West Fourteenth street. References exchanged. ENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, AND SINGLE gentlemen, may be accommodated with board and pleasant rooms, by applying ut 284 Henry street, next to a of Amity, South Brooklyn. “References re- uuired. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE- men, in a delightful location, with all the modern improvements. Call at52 Ninth strect, the third white house from Fifth avenue, west side. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE- men and ladies, board for the ladies only, in delightful location, with all the modern improvements. Address A. C., Broadway Post Office. ODGING.—FRANKLIN SQUARE HOTEL, 328 PEARL street—By Mrs. JOHN RUCASTLE.—Good airy ivoms for single gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives, with or without board, N 21 LAFAYFITE PLACE, BETWEEN FOURTH street and Astor place.—Rooms in suita, or separ- ately, with board; a house strictly firet class. (CO*E OF WO, SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN rooms, with partial board, in a private family, by applying at 12 Leroy place, in Bleecker st. LADY WISHES TO LET AN UNFURNISHED ROOM and bedroom to a single gentleman; location is cars Al- SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES OR SINGLE 2, in a first class private boarding house, wes pass to all parts of the city. Abingdon square, west side, two doors A PARTME Ro WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN RESIDING permanently here, with or without breakfast, a jundsomely and comfortably furnished room, facing the south, (one with a sleeping alcove off preferred,) in a ouse containing all the modern improvements, and’ loca- ted near Broadway, between Bond and Twenty-third st reets, Address R., box 2,060 Post office, stating terms, rc. INGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with furnished or unfurnished rooms, with par- tial board, in a small family, where there are but few boarders. The house is pleasantly located, contains bath, gas, &c. Stages and cars convenient.’ Apply at No. 68 West Twelfth strest, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. References exchanged. Sas. BOARD—ELM PARK HOUSE, RYE, WEST b Chester county.—A few rooms vacant at this de- sirable retreat. Gcod fishing, boating, &c. Attention paid to the comfort of guests. Accessible daily by steamer from foot of Catharine street; hourly by New Haven cars, Apply as above. cl hia SINGLE GENTLEMEN—TWO ROOMS TO LET, with board, in a private family, at 110 Hudson at’ GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD WITH AN lish family. Location east of the Bowery, not be- low Second or above Nineteenth street. Address Princi- pal, Herald office. BAe a hei, LADY WOULD LIKE A NICE SUIT OF ROOMS, IN A quiet, genteel neighborhood, above Twentieth st., where there are no other boarders, and where she could be at home. With a widow lady preferred. Address X. X., Union square Post office. FURNISHED PARLOR, WITH TWO BEDROOMS communicating, with or without board, very suita- bie for a small family or two single gentlemen, at 31 Jer- sey avenue, Jersey City. References exchanged, ENG- SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE A HANDSOME- ly furnished room, with bath room adjoining, in a iirst class house in West Thirty-second street, No. 68, on very reasonable terms; convenient to the Sixth avenue railroad and stages to all parts of the city; references ox- WO PARLORS, WITH BEDROOMS ATTACHED, (FUR- nished or unturnished), also three single rooms, suitable for gentlemen, can be obtained on reasonable terms by those who wish to be permanent, in the first class house 58 Great Jones street, near Lafayette place. BINGDON SQU can be handsomely accommodated in a house with inodern improvements, very pleasantly located, in* view of the Hudson river. “Two'lines of stages and cars pass the door, Apply at 585 Hudson street, Abingdon square, west side, No. 2, corner of Bank street. FURNISHED ROOM OR ROOMS TO LEI, WITH board, in a genteel family, to a gentleman and lady, or one or two gentlemen; location, 120 West Sixteenth street; house contains all improvements; references given and required, YOUNG LADY WISHES TO LET A FEW APART- ments to a few ladies and gentlemen; board for the indies only. Apply at 18 Wooster street, near Canal. OARD.—TO LET TO A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, a second story front room, handsomely furnished; also a large room to two gentlemen, with partial boa for the gentlemen, the house and location could not be more desirable. Apply at 284 East Twelfth street, third block from Broadway 0 LET, WITH BOARD—A NEATLY FURNISHED room, with pantry attached, suitable for a gentle- man and his wife or two single gentlemen, at tho plea- santly situated house No. 27 North Moore atreet, near St. John’s park. Baths in the house. FINO LET—FURNISHI OR UNFURNISHED, A BACK room on the secs floor, suitable for one or two gentlemen. the corner of Canal and Greene street, over Tates’ dry goods store. Nene but respecta- ble persons need apply. ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, ONE BEDROOM and sitting room, for himself aud his wife, situated between White and Broome streets, west of Broadway. Board for the lady only: must be highly respectable. Ad- dress Particular, Herald office, for three days. ANTED—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM ADJOINING unfurnished, and board for a lady. A house with modern improvements and where there are few other boarders preferred. Address, with terms and particu- lors, Advertiser, Broadway Post office. IN Potala ae AND LODGING, FOR TWO young gentlemen, ina private American family or where there are a few boarders only, somewhere be- tween 30th and S6th sts., and 2d and Sth avenues. Keferences required and given. Address Tea Merchant, Herald office, for three days. mtn Bowtie a Waa BROOKLYN, BY A GENTLEMAN AND wife, a suit of unfarnished rooms, with board, in a highly aespectable private family, within 10 minutes’ walk of the Wall street ferry. Address, stating terms, location, &e., B.B., Heraid office. OARD—A SUIT OF WELL FURNISH) an entire floor with every convenience, suitable a party of gentlemen, with or without breakfast, in a private family, at 244 Fourth avenue, near Union square, and convenient to the new Union Club House, References required. } OARD.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, DESIROUS TO obtain board or boarders, are politely invited to call at my office, 808 Broadway. It is the only way to get suited. Boarders are correctly informed, free of charge, of boarding places in city or country. R. D. GOODWIN. OARD.—SUITS OF FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH EX- tension bookcases and sideboard, bedsteads, and ailthe modern improvements, either for single persons, or a gentleman and his wife, with or without board, in a desirable and beautiful location, between Second and ‘Third avenues. Price low. Apply at 19Stuyvesant st. teen ccioeiniettpeinamsensiattisiiecnescseeiepaiigs OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN OBTAIN A pleasant room, with board, in a private family; or two or three single gentlemen can have partial board, with pleasant rooms. Inquire at 63 West Thirteenth street, near Sixth avenue. References required. THE TURF. J] SION. COURSE, T. L—TROTTING.—ON MONDay, ‘Aug. 27, at 43 o'clock, a match for $500, mile Hua tachtatett toes ti, Vhelan’s weight; H. Woodruff names t. m. Lady “Frank. lin; Wan, Whelaa names n,m. Miller's Dumsel 2, SHAW & WHITE, Proprietors. BOOKKEEPING, WRITIN( 10. ‘academy, 600 Broadway, corner of Houston street, is now opeu. A few more students may commute for lessons at the reduced August terms. Those who secure private seats without extra vate rooms for ladies, day and even. enter on Monda: charge. N. B.—Pri in sass ISTRUCTION.—A LADY EXPERIENCED IN TEACH- T ing, wishes for a tuition in the afternoon to teach English, French and music. Unexceptionable city refer. ences, Address Tuition, 367 Tenth street. ————— NSTRUCTION.—MR, L. DE GRAND-VAL’S CLASSIC- al English, French, and Spanish Boarding Institute, judson and Washington terraces, Hoboken, N, J.—A first class institution, with a full’ corps of efficient in- structors, and every requisite for health and comfort. Circulars, references, &c., at the institution. G. A,, EX-PROFESSOR OF FRENCH AND SPANISH and director of a college in Havana, to enter int sollege ce private family, where he would teach the above ages. The best of re. ference given. Address at 57 West 234 st. ‘LLE RACHEL, THE GREAT FRENCH TRAGEDI enne, will appear in a few days at the Motropolian theatre. An oe will thus be aflorded to thos who have some knowledge of the French language of en- jeying a pure and beautiful interpretation of the greatest minds that France has produced: in conse yuence, Mon- rand [Madame DUBOS, professeurs de Frangais, have commenced at their residence, No. 11 Clinton plies courses of lessons and readings, with a special view ol clueidating the characters in which M’lle Rachel will ap rear, Private lessons Poin ton YRITING AND BOORKFEPING—48 BROADWAY.— Gentlemen desirous of attaining, without low time, a masterly knowledge of bookkeeping, elegan manship y a &e., are invited establishinent Ar and obtain reteren to call at Fos leton'a Building, ini OARD—106 AND 108 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET. A few rooms in suites or single, with board, may now besecured from the first of September. Single gentle- n, or families (without children,) in the above desira. ble ldeation, ‘The houses are newly finished and furnish: ed with all modern improvements, conveniences, &c. References exchanged. OARD DOWN TOWN.—GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives, also single gentlemen, can obtain good boacd and very comfortable apartments, by applying at No. 8 Broadway, the large white house opposite Bowling Green, Transient boarders taken, OARD AT 41 EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET— Handsomely furnished rooms, in suite or single, with or without board, in a private family where there are but few boarders taken; house hax all the modern improvements; is situated between Fourth and Madison avenues, Call and see the rooms, OARD IN BROOKLYN—ROOMS EN SUITE, FUR- nished or unfurnished, for families, also single rooms for gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen, in a first class house, near Wall street ferry. Apply, at the lente Fae Montague street, second door east of jin- ton, south side, fo Bal - nT PTE Sn an OO OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A FEW YOUNG GENTLE- men can be necommodated with pleasant rooms, with reakfast and tea, in a private family. Inquire at 69 Pineapple street, between Wall and Fulton ferries, TS THE LOVERS AND BREEDERS OF FINE STOCK.— The celebrated thorough bred stallion Wild Irishmam will stand for # limited number of mares the ensuing sem- son, at the Ked House Stables, at $50 the season. AD moneys to ae before serving the mare. All acel- dente at the risk of the owners WILLIAM A. BROWN, Proprietor. THR New York na follows:— foot of Amos street at 93 A. M., and 12% and iy P. M.; pier foot of street, 93g A.M. 1249 and 3 P. M.} pier No. 3 North river, at 10.4. M., Land 4 P, M. leaving Coney Island, last trip, at 6P. M. Fure to Co. ney and Fort Hamilton and back to New York, 26 cents, No half price for children. diprcisinenntintatinmncasichstinpmmanenneipiiintienteictas ONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON.—ON AND ) after Monday, August 27, the steamer NORWALK make only two trips a day, until the 16th of Septem. . to Fort Hamilton and Coney Island, leaving Amos strect at 94¢ and 13(, Spring street at 91g and 2 P. M., pier No.3 N.R., at 104. M, and 245 P. M.; leaving Cai land 534, touching at Fort Hamilton eae whole excursion 26 cents. Full fare Seascape incense hee aa atieaen {UNDAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY, LANDING at Newburg and Poughkeepsie. The fast and com- modions steamer HERO, J. W. Hancox, fmaster, leaves the pier foot of Robinson street every Sunday, at 61. M., arriving at 4A. M. ehhh ned SUNDAY TRIP TO GLENCOV : I Stattenport, August 26th.—The steamer KING PHULIE. Capt. James Kennedy, will leave Peck slip, Bast tier ALB A.M; Catherine strect, at 814; Grand street, Tenth t, at 8% atreet, at 9; inty-f ot frown Glen OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A SMALL PRIVATE PA- ily, residing within two minutes’ walk of the South ferry, would be happy to receive as inmate the winter s gentleman and his wife, or two single men. They would find all the comforts of a home, French as well as English «poken bys ‘is it, bet NEW ROCHELLE amily. Henry and Hicks. Twenty tree’ GENTLEMAN ren cH good supply © port, 12% . tok