The New York Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1855, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL: MONEY MARKET. Taurspar, Sept. 13-6 P. M. ‘The tock market is dally becoming more de- preeed. Ag the first board all the fancies and some of Che, cubstantials were lower. Illinois Central borin @eelined 4 per cent; Nicaragua Transit j; Cumberiand Coal j; Reading Railroad }; Hudson River Railrond }; Illinois Central Railroad 3; Cleve. land “and Toledo Railroad {. Chicago and Rock Inland advanced } per cent. There was more among speculators, and a more general sepa to ell be bears were in high spirits, and sold right and ieft everything on the list. Money is getting scarce. The demand is daily in- creasing and the supply diminishing. For about sixty days there will be quite » stringency in the money market. After that time money matters will probably become easy again, and we should not be eurprised to see before the winter sets in a very active epeculative movement in stocks. During the next eixty days, however, the tendency of Trices will, without doubt, be downward, and we for @ decline ranging from three to five per cent. Stocks of a faucy character will, of course, suffer the most, aud will be crowded upon the market in larger quantities. Those who get them off their hands first will realize the best prices, and those who hold on must look sharp into their affairs and be sure they will not be compelled to sel come time hence, when lower prices will rule. Railroad stocks generally are vot well held. There fare enormous blocks in the street, and the bears know very well they must come out. A few turns in the sorews upon the money market will etraight- ea out some holders and oblige them to sell when they litue dream of it. Very few holders of stocks know when to sell. Instead of selling at a profit when they might, they hold on for better prices, and finally cell at a loss. When there are strong iudica- tions of « gontraction in the money market, the ‘wisest couree is at once to cell all doubtful or fi. oy seourities, particularly those which have been bol- stered up entirely by speculation, and patiently wait with the money in hand for the decline which is gure to follow, and if advisable come in again at the bottom of the market. The tenacity with which outsiders hold on to the most notorious fancy stocks is most extraordinary. We have seen, time and again, large profits refused, and ultimate losses to almost 2 ruinous extent submitted to. There are upon the list two or three railroad stocks. which are steadily but gradually settling down gp market value, and there is uo doubt but thas ty days hence they will range from five to ten per cent under current rates. Notwitistanding the almost certainty of such a resuit, and the oppor- tanity which now presents of getting out, we shail find the sales at the lowest points quadruple what they are at ruling prices. Those who refuse to cell now will rush into the street then to realize, glad to get back any portion of the amount originally in- vested. We have for years tried to impress upon the minds of outsiders who are unwise enongh to gpeculate in railroad fancies, the importance of realizing a profit when they can. This class of operators never are governed by the signs of the times. They never are on the lookout for squally times, but blindly trust to luck. We can now say, for the hundredth time, to outside holders of fancy railroad stocks, that we are upon the ove of a con. traction in the money market, and the safest courze is to realize. Pocket the profit or loss for the time, and wait for a more favorable period. It will soon come; but in the meantime we shall have pretty sharp shinning times in Wall street. After the adjournment of the board, the following sacs of bonds and stocks were made at auction by A. H. Nioolay:— $1,000 Williamsport & Elmira Istm. int. adaed uf ‘4,000 Cleve, F vl & Asbtabula KR 7's. do, 87 1,000 Mad fiver and Erie RR, 3d mort 84 61000 Chicago and Sliss; RR, incume 10’s.do, 75 8 Th 5,000 Bridgeport, Ct.. Water Co, i's .do, 9 a O34 3 shares Hamilion Fire Insurance Co 53 150 do. Brookiyn Fire Insurance Co 1 904g 0 OLy 10 do. Peter Cooper hire Insurance Co... 92 60 do. American Cou! Ce., Alleghany Co, 88%, 200 do. Mineral nd Manufacturing Co... : $1 Simeon Draper's regular semi-weekly sale of bonds and stocks will take place to-morrow, (Friday,) at half-past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. At the second board the market was a shade or two better for some of the leading stocks, while others rufed tower. Erie advanced } per cent; Read- ing, 4; Michigan Southern, ?. Nicaragua declined } per cent. The sound dividend paying railroad stooks are not offered in auy quantity. We do not see any large sales of Galena and Chicago, of Michi- gan Southern, of Chicago and Rock Island, or any others of the good Western railroad stocks. The advance in Galena and Chicago, within the past two days, has been nine per cent, and no stock is offering at the market price. That stock is held for per- manent investment, and in no other stock can the same amount of money be made to give such great returns. The receipts thus far this month have averaged about $10,000 per day. The aggregate for the month will be upwards of $260,000, a rate of in- come on capital unprecedented in the history of railroads in thiscountry. The gross income this year will amount to nearly one half the entire cost of the road. At the same rate the Erie and Ceutral should earn eighteen millions of dollars each this year. With a surplus of fifteen per cent on its capi- tal ia hand at the commencement of the present fiscal ycar, and a net income this year ot at least fifteen per cent more, we can form some idea of the probable dividends. For the year ending May 1, 1666, the company paid dividends amounting to seventeen per cent, and had a surpius in hand of $316,764 48. The direetors estimate that with gross earnings for the year ending the lst of May, 1856, of only $2,000,000, the company can pay 10 per cont dividend, and have a surplus of $690,754. The official returns tor seven months of the present fiscal year show thatthe aggregate will be several hundred thonsand dollars greater thun the estimate, so that ‘the surplus on the Igt of May, 1456, is likely to b nearer one million of dollars than the figure named by the management. ‘The earnings of the Michigan Southernand North- ern Indiana Railroad, for the month of August, amount to about $190,000, (the exact figures are not yet known) against $167,715 01 for the same mouth last year. The earnings for the eight months end- ing 81st August (August being estimated as above) amount to « total of ...... Earnings rame period in 1854 Gain In cight months $285,141 32 Atthe same ratio of increase for the remainder of the year, the total earnings for the year 1855 will amount to over $2,600,000. This is one of the few reads in tho country which can be operated under Oty per cent. This will give net $1,300,000, out of ‘which pay a dividend of 10 per cent, say $700,000; intetest on debt, sy $450,000, and the company have & surplas of $150,000 for future contingencies. ‘The futare productiveness of this road is beyond all calculation. The increase has been about fifty per cent in each of the past three yearg ‘The annexed statoment exhibits the grovs and net earnings of the Reading Railroad Company for the month of August, 1854 and 1855:— Pmapmrma anv Roapino Rarroan, 1854. 1655, $455,507 68 $436,081 2 20,117 31281890 14 29,690 40 ©4089 42 9605,545 39 $600,230 08 177,207 32 189,608 08 ++ $828,138 07 $610,622 60 Vor pron 6 months. 947,483 92 1,434,578 20 rn it for 9 mos. 2 sokabteartada ta vet income in sice 02, 90, 9:74 200 00 this year “ seve $460,678 81 For the firettime this year the monthly returns show e falling off both in the gross and net income. ‘The quantity of coal transported to market in An- guest, 1865, wae considerably larger than in the same month Inst year; but the tolls this year were at slower rate, Horotofore it has Woon the rule of i profits for the month receipts from that source. In the other departments of busi- ness there has been an increase. It appears by the above returns for August, that the actual operating expenses only amonmnted to thirty-eight per cent of the gross income. There is not another road in the country operated at such a reduced rate. We are glad to hear that Mr. George D. Lyman, fhe manager of the Clearing Honse, has been ap- “pointed by Mr. Schoonmaker, the Superintendent of Banking, agent for that department in the city of New York, to have charge of the bank note plates and printing. The place of deposit for these is the Manhattan Banking Company. A appoint: ment could not have been made. The Africa’s mails bring us details of the foreign news: In relation to American stocks, Barings’ circular of August 31 sa: American stocks remain without regular demand, ond without fluctuation in prices. United States 6's bonds, 1868, 100 108; Massachusetts 5's ‘ling, 103 a 105, Maryland 6's sterling, #295; Pennsylvania’ 6’s bonds, 83 @ 84; inscriptions, 78 a 80; Virginia 6’s dollar bonds, £84, a 9044; do. 5's alerling, 8535 a 8°34; New Orleans city consoliaated bends, 81 a 82; Canada 0's, 143g a 11d; Winois Central Railroad bonds,’ 79 @ 80; Michigan Cen- ral 8's dollar bonds, 96 4; New York Central ‘s, 82 4 84; ; 95007; Peunsylvania entral, Satterthwuite's circular of the same date says:— ‘There has been a steady market for Amerivan securi- ties during the past week, Some of the parcels of bonds recently on the market have been taken off, and there is a more general inquiry for well known bonds. Eeie, 1883, and sinking fund bonds, rule fully 1 to 2 per cent under Jatest New York quotation: We note transactions in New York Central and Michigan Central convertible bonds, Frie,1883, Reading, 1870, and Ohio and Pennsylva- nin income bonds. Sales toa moderate extant have also been made in some of the bonds recently introduced to the London market, viz: Cincinnati, Hamilton ard Day- ton, Belvidere Delaware, 6 per ceut guaranteed by Cam- den and Amboy, and the Joliet and Northern Indiana 8 per cent bonds, guaranteed by Michigan Central and Ili, nois Central railvoads. State stocks have been quiet, Great Western of Canada are move oflered, and are heavy’ Wright, Junior & Co.'s Liverpool Cotton Circular of the 31st of August, says:— Our cotton market closed quietly on Friday last, the date of our circular advices per Atlantic, and continued without any improving symptoms “or some days euczeed- ing, the sales averaging about 6,010 bales of ‘all descrip- tions, principally taken by the trade, who coniiuue their consumption to its previous extent, and the short time movement is next to abandoned. Whether it arises from the want of buoyancy to trade in the manufacturing dis- triets, the prolonged absence of Important advices trom the seat of wur—the broken weather we have experienced, or the nature of accounts from the United States in re- spect to the growing crop—certain it is that speculators do not display that confidence in the future that the position of our stock and the limited amount of supplies Ikely to be received within the next two months is calculated to inspire, and left to the every day demand of spinners,’ ke., holders have evinced a general willingness to meet the inquiry with an over-abundant aupply, which deprives the market of all animation. A return of fine weather, and the barome- ter indicating ils continuance, has, however, influenced a more cheerful tone, with extended. transactions during the past few days, and wo close (with saies to-day exti- mated at 10,000 bales, 3,000 to Apeculators and export- ers,) with greater firmness, and-an evident tendenc, towards higher pricer—last’ week’s quotations, whic! were scarecly obiainable in the early part of the week, being resumed. The total sales of the week amount to 61,470 bales, of which 88,120 are American. Speculators e taken 6,220 and exporters 6,700, leaving 40,550 bales of all kinds to the trade. The import for same time is 47,503 bales, of which 28,726 are American. The quautity known to be at sea, from American ports, i¢ about 49,000 bales. The return from the Bank of England for the week ending the 25th August gives the following results, when compared with the previous wee! Public deposits £6,971,825, Decrease... . £564,086 Other deposits, 1,674,829, ,Decrease..., 576,577 Fite fe ias apes 827,349. . Increase... y Increase, Government securities £13, Other seeuritie 14 Notes unemployed. e. The amount of notes in circulation is £20,04 being a decrease of £234,925, and the stock of bul- lion in both departments is £15,545,957, showing a decrease of £570,991 when compared with the pre- ceding return. Stock Exchange. TuvnsbaY, Sept. 13, 1866. 3 trie RR. Bu $5000 U 5 6a ont 6000 Biissourl 6's 690 5000 do, 1000 Erie bds °75,..¢ 903, 100 do £00 Hud Rist m bs 102% 400 do 8000 HR Sdinb.b1S 76 100 Panama 8000 do... 1% 10 do 10000 do......b00 769¢ 300 Harlem 2000 N Indiana bas. 100° 200 do 15000 111 Cen RR bds, 843g 40 do 7500 d 845g 176 Roading 10000 +b20 8435 100 do 1000 NY Cen 6's... 91° 200 7 1500 NY Cen Vs... 10335 400 do » 04% 1000 CHLARKIRER Db 97 = 700 BW.rccvese, 86 2000 d 971; 200 do.a60 afl0 95 100 do. 0 95 10 Hud Riv RR. 41 28 Mich CenRR.... 9034 278 Mh so & NIa RR, 100% 10 . 100% do iy do 95 Galena &Chi RR. 1193, Clev & Toledo RR 85 do. b3 85 200 do.... 25 Penn Coal Co, 100 50 Hamp Coal Co. 200 Ward Coal Co,.¢ 1% BECOND BOARD. $000 N Carolins 6’s, 100 500 sha Erle RR. 15000, wage O's... 98% 200 Roading RR. 5000 lo, 590 08 50 do ol . 92% 100 do. 10 20 50 do. 5 20 500 de b60 06 100 do... + 10% 160 Cly & Tol RR.8380 85 10 Cum Coal Co...,. 27 101 Chi & Rk Isd RR, 9945 100 Erie RR, 20 do. . +. 99) do, 26 Mich S & Nla RR 101 250 do, 60 Harlem RR.,.... 2844 500 do, 100 d0.......D3 2844 KO do: CITY TRADE REPORT. Tavurspay, Sept. 136 P.M. Astm.—Tho salos embraced about 40 0 50 bbls, at $6 ‘ST_a $6 $0 for pearls, and $6 v7 for pots. Breadervrrs.—Flour—The market was steady, at pre- vious prices, with leas doing for futuro deliverye The sales embraced about 800 a 900 bbla., including common to choice State at $7 75 a $8; Western common to good Ohio and Michigan at $8 2 $4.50. Extra Genesco was at $% a $1037. Small sales of common State wore made deliverable all the month, at $7 50. Canadian was in light supply, and irregular sales of about 500 bbls. were made at $8.8 $0. Southern was firmer. The sales in- cluded $00 @ 900 bbis., at $8 25a 38 7% for Baltimore standard brands, and $8 76 a $975 for fancy and exira Wheat— The sales embraced about 9,000 a 8,000 bushel. of Southern red, in lots, # $175.0 $1 87%, and 1100 #2 02 for prime white do.; and 14,000 bushels new mixed Chicago at $1 724, with small lots common white Micii- gan at $150, and 2,500 do. Ilinola red at $1 85, anda small lot common white Genesee at $2. Corn—The sales embraced about 40,0000 60,000 bushels Western mixed at Sdige, a 86 %sc. Barley—A salo of California was re. rtedat $1 1. Rye was firm, with sales of 2,000 bee to arrive, at $1 16 a $117. Oats ranged from " Co The market continued firm, with sales of 600 bags Rio, at Me., and 200 Maracaibo, at Lie. a 1e., and 50 Cape at Le. Cortos.—The sales footed up about 3,000 bales, the market closing rather irregular, though without ebange from prices current before the news. A cirowisr from the office of the Shipping and Commercial List gives the following statemeut of the cotion crop of the United States for the year ending the (lst August, 1855:— Total crop of the United States for the year eud- ing Aug. 31, 1854. {oales) 2,900,027 Toti 1868... . 2,847,389 do, for the year ending Aug. 31, Decrease from year ending A: 1, 1854, (bales), 82,686 Decrease from the year belore, (or 1863).,..... 416/545 ‘The exports to foreign ports exhibited a decrease for the year of 74,939 bales. of which 64,034 wore to Great Bri- jain, 29,972 to the North of Europe, and 26,806 to oth: ports, Yo France there was an increase of 35,873 bales. Consumption. Bales. Total crop of the United States, tus before stated... : 2,817,989 Add etocks on hand st commencement of the year, IstSept., 1861—In Souchera porte .oc.aee In Northern ports, Makes a anpply of...... sis . 2,082,042 Deduet therefrom export to fo: Less, foreign included .. 691 ———— 243,318 Stoeks on hand lat Sept., 1 sain Fouthern ‘porte’. In Northern ports Burnt at New York, Bost nl deiphin...... Riscsnecemeerte. aie Taken for home wAe...........,, ceceveee 598,688 The quantity consumed and in the hands of maaufac- turers in 1862-'68, amounted to 671,000 bales; tn 1853- "64, to 610,671, and to 186i-"66, 693,684—-howing a dic minished amount compared to the \wo previous years. Fuucum.—Rates wore agnin Orume for English porte, were engaged, fn bulk, at 10d, To Glas ‘at %. Od., and 609 To Havre wheat was eng ged at 0c., and 200 bales cotton at Kc. To California rales were firmer, with some engagemenis at ‘5c. Hay.—About 1,000 bales were sold at Tc. a 752, Leap was eteady; foreign was held ut $6 31 a $6 37, ant Galena at $6 37. Naval. Sronss—About 200 bbls. spirite turpentine were sold at 454¢c,, and 1,100 bbls. common rosin a! p. Linseed is dull; America was in mole Ke- fined was in fair request at rather firmor rates. sth at por embraced rbout 709 a 800 hluts., including new mess at $22 66.0 $22 62, and $21 do. tor and $20 for prime mess, Beef continued in govt Which, with light receipts, the murket was firm; about 200 bbls. at $1 13 for mess, and ab Lai ly, with sales of 200 kict.—Sales were moderate, without change in pricos. Sriam—the sales embraced 16,000 mats of Cassin at p-t., 1,000do. do. im lota wt S6e., and 1,000 Ibs. No. 1 putmegs at 925. FeGans.—The markot continued firm, with a rather better feeling. ‘The sales embraced about 6,000 x 7,000 hhds, Cuba muscovados at 74{c. for common, up to 77¢c. @ 6c. for good to prime quality, and 100 bhds. New Or- Teans do. nt Be. n 840. Mossrs. Stuarts’ house advanced their prices for these refined sugars to the following figurer:—Louble refiged loaf sugar, 10%c. per Ib. ; double refined crushed sugar, 104c.; ground sugar, 10%c.; cir- cle A—crushed sugar, 104%c.; extra quality ground sugar, 104, ‘uisktY.—There was more doing, with sales of 400 a 600 bbls, Jersey Uhic and Prison at 4044¢. a dlc. AVVERTISKMENTS RENEWHD KViERY DAY. HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO. “SECOND HAND GROCERS OR SODA WATER WA gon; one top, one box wagon; two #econd hand coaches; io of ite hurnaay also, a varity of ueW carriages, OC GF ery scription, for sale chea: wr cash, &e, fener NAJOR THOMPSON, DON & CO,, 25 Wooster sireet, ‘LIGHT BUSINESS WAGON FOR SALE—FRAME y, 6 or 6 feet tong, with handsome sea: and placed dash, well suited for a painier, or any light loads. Very cheap a 88), and entirely new, ‘lobe ecen at DICKEL’S stables, No.7 West Thirteenth sire ARRIAGES FOR SALE.—ONE FINE BROUGHAY, J bas been used two or three times; one clore paneile conch, nearly new; also one fine bail top phiton, four seated wil drop ead for two children, cout $405 and a lars riety of carriages and harness, low, Apply lo JULINC, HAM, ube Broadway. (OR SALE—A BROWN MARE, FIVE YEARS OLD, 15% hands bigh, warranted sound, and kind to harness and gaddle, can trot a mile in three minutes to road wagon; for style ad appearance has, few e4 no # fast paciag oT horse, young and sound. Apply at Job Mulberry sireet RIOR SALE—~A HANDSOME PAIR OF BAY HORS young and perfectly gentle. A neat carrage and a ighi wagon for four persons, in perfect order, and would be sold togeher or separately,’ A very desirable equipment for a pri- vatc family, Apply ai 163 Pearl street, up POR SALECIN, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, A, HAND. ome large black horse, warranted sound and kind, nine vears old; alag@a neat wagon, for one or two seats, made by rewster & Lawrence, and harness; all in best ord: soxeiner or separately, Price for the whole, $250; inquire at 157 Broad- way, room 3, between 1 and 3 o'clock. FOR SALES A BAY HORBE, 18% HANDS HIG, WAR- ranted sound and kind, that'can trot in 2:50, or beiler, to a polo, Address 0, P, Q., Herald ofllce. F°%, SALE—A LIGHT BAY MARE, EIGHT YEARS old, 1549 bands high, warranted souud and kind. Apply at 28 Pearl sireet, OR SALE.—A LONG TAIL BAY HORSE, 16 HANDS high; of good style and action; a fine driver; can trot in 9:15; is just from pian ak Also, asplendid sorrel horse, 114 hands high; is very sty eas or under the sadile; {sa havdsome stepper and can trot in four minutes, Also, 0 borre, 15 hands high, that cannot be excelled in any way; is very fast. The above horses wil recommend themselves to any judge. Can be seen at Tuttle & Wrighi’s stable in Wil- Homsburg, near Grand and Houston street ferries, or address , box 1,721, Post oflic: E, LIGHT WAGON AND HA er having no use for them at present, will sell at ‘at the stables of H. H. Lyon, 46 (reece tablishment can ve ‘seon, or te GEORGE 26 Greene street W.G. FOR SALE.— ORGAN HORSES.—TEN YOUNG HORSES, JUST trom Pornfret, Vt; three of them are fast, and would sull Southern gentlemen wishing well bred stock;'the balance arc round, pony-built horses, eultable tor the road; several would make ine doctors’ horses. Apply at Blydenburg’s stable, 2) Bocrur strect, Brooklyn. TPO PEDUARS POR SALE. A FIRST RATE TWO horse wagon, with leather top, made to order, in good style, with well arranged drawers and divisions, suilable for a cuilery, tobacconist, or variety business; also, a double har. need, “To be ween al Ki Son's 1 stable, 72 Reade sircet, Price low. Inquire'al 49 John street second floor. WANTED TO EXCHANGE nn mare, 45 years old, sound and kind pines to be on, toxetor with harness, &e. | Th d for planoiories, ax the proprietor so and carriage, Apply JAMMS Me would be exc fur:hex use for a he CURDY, 411 bi WANTED To PURCHASE—A SECOND HAND ROCK away coupee, It must be of good quality, and but little good donble set of carrtage harness, for which wi be pail. Inquire at 614 Broadway used, 'TED—WITH AN ENERGETIC YOUNG ‘ine<a man, who is willing to pu‘ thia sum tablishing & wholesale and retail provision on in Bi $5,000 can be cleared in Addresa, with name, and where to be seen Frank, Herald office. HOO AVANTED. A, PARTNER WITH Titk . 1. above amount of capital to take an interes: tn ‘ooklyn. pleasant and a well business, paying 100 pee cent, lock at room 11, 38 Broadway, for two b A ’ NTED AT THE NORTH, PA PARTNER WANTED AT THE 8 A with a cash capital of at least $1,000, 10 ac conneriion the advertiser in Virginia, in a ong! ready established, and which only wanta capital to make t profitable and extensiva imaginable. It is perfectly safe, all ihe investments being secured on real esta mo of our wealihiest men haya made fortunes by it, and retired, None but men of ready capital need apply. Ad: dress W. E. ¥., Port Royal, Va, $1000 20. SM0cPARTNER WANTED, 70 JOIN SL. the advertiser in a well established and very profitable grocery and provision business, iu one of the best socations in this city, Must be an active Business man, with the best of references. Address Grocer, box 101 Herald oilice, stating where and when an interview may be had, and it will be promptly responded to, $500 —A_ PARTNER WANTED IN A MANUFAC. Ne + turing business that is done strictly for cash and Paya larre profi of 500 per, cent on sales, and is used by puxiness men allogether, und is in successful operatio, store is kept down town for the sale of the goods, The par is wanied to take charge of the store and finances, as one cannot do the business. Apply to HOWES & FROBISHER, 81 Nassau stroet, $500 WANTED—AN ENTER 9) to join the advertiser In a Nuerative and exckisWely cash paying” business, Reference exchanged, Address J. W., Herald office, with real name and relerences, ry TO $1,000.—PARTN prisidg, working man ‘ TO ont ‘TNE! NTE N A $500 $1,000.—PARTNER WANTED T@ JOIN A gentleman now engaged in 8 very profitable ann facturing business in ugcersful operation. is has nol f Foran agreeable and iucrative business ts eqaal. For pardculars apply to HOWES & FROBISHER, & Nassua street —PARTS $400. 2R WANTED, IN OBTAINING A patent. anil getting up models of a uewly invent ed machine, which Is light, andean be carried by hundreds in atrunk. ‘This isa rare fiducement, Apply to CAMPBELL & CO,, 113 Chambers sir + ful garden, aeres, near 4 Sr Tce, Pemarket ior ail dak ean be raised on ‘This is seliom oitered. oa F an OP Rie Hl. MHLIOK. 64 Seventh avenue, FOR ABOUT THIR} Premises occupy two lots, and by re- ie, The losatioa te ua USA TO LET—AND THE house would be Tet and the ‘The house has every |, being but five ¢, Broadway Post somely turn| as a firet claas A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT—SITUATED AT } 1 Bowling Green; the house contains 24 rooms, is hand- the modern style, and has beea occupied house for a number of years, also tl u- ao an aiRcannlivas Sener , , wha uarterly in advance, to & Person, uone oher need apply. Apply a9 ridge cect. AKERY TO LET.—THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE No. 10 avenue D, near Housion street, having bake- tar, possenson given immedsiely. “Apply wo le, UNDE: lor: sion given ely. to B. UN - HILL, 2 Cedar street. id bid UBNISHED HOUSK.—HOUSE TO LET AND FURNI- ture for sale; house iwo siory, basement and atte, turni- ture modern and bu: litte used. Rent $140. N. B.—House not _ Jet unless the furnilure is sold. Apply at 30 Lispeaard street, URNISHED APARTMETS.—PART OF A HOUSE TO Jet in a desirable location in South Brooklyn, convenient to the ferries, and where the cars pass the dour, Tha ascoin modations consist of back parlor and extension room, aud three or four bedrooms, together or separate, with or withour parual board, Apply at 221 Court atreet, sith a POR. ROOMS TO LET IN THE FIRST CLAs3 house 776 Broadway; a splendid suit of pariors on the firet floor. with extra bedrooms and exciusive kitchen; also, (wo: single rooms ox the upper floor, sulialo for ‘sagle genyLéwen ing to eoonomise in lodgings, Apply before 12 A.M. OUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.—TO let, near Fifth uvenne, above Madison square, an elegant brown etone house witb all modern improvements; reut 81,60). ‘The furniture now in the house, new and styliah, will be sold low and very reduced pi oasession wi once. EK, B, KINSHIMER, $19 Fourth avenue, 3 to 7, 8 to 10, ‘OUSES TO LET, AT REDUCED RENTS—A BROWN ‘stone basement house on East 13th st., }; w three story brick house on Irving place, $450; one on Sith st., $900; a nice new house on Sth st., near 7th av., $550; two nice taree £ or; obe on AGU st. $75; #. B, KINSHIMER, sid #huv., from 6 to 10 and OUSTON STREET—BROADWAY.—T0 LET, THE large dwelling nouse No. 556 Houston street, nord west corner of Crosby. Contains 18 or 20 rooms, and has Tange, bath, gas, &c. Also, the spacious dwelling No. 618 Broadway, suitable for business purposes, Apply lo JAMES PKICE, 200 Hudson street, N DEMANDE—DANS UNE FAMILLE FRANCAISE, elyues messieurs, pour oceuper de belles chambres meublées. @n_fourntra une exceliente table si on le désirent. S’adresser au No. 119 Clinton piace, me rue, ART OF A HOUSE TO LET—PLEASANTL' cated; No. 31 Washington terrace; three minuies’ walk trom ferry. Gas bath, PABE,CE A FIRST CLASS HOUSE TO LET, WITH J kitchen, and the modern improvements, witbia five mi nites’ walk of the Bictropoliian Hotel, Inquire of F. K&EPS, Broadway. OOMS AND OFFICES TO RENT, IN APPLETON'S Building, corner of Broadway and Leonard airce!.—One large front room, one siaall room for an office, one large room (0300, second ficor; two rooms on the fourth oor; an artist's room on the Sth floor. Apply to D. APPLETON & CO. OOMS AND OFFICES, CORNER OF CANAL AND HUD- R' ‘son streets.—To let, or lease, several fine light and airy auite (Of rooms, all fronting on the street, on tirstaud second itoors, above the stores: Jroton water on each floor; gen.cel , store and basement No, 22) Hud- ement of No. Hudson sireet. JAMES PRICK, 200 Hudgon street. DWORTH'S No. 137 Montague piace, near Court street, up with every convenience, expressly for rtrait artists, two having high north lights and skylights, Can be wean at any tine. | For terins HS, BUG Broad- enirance on Canal street; a son strect; also, Apply to STUDIOS new buildi four studios, fit landscape 0 two with n apply on the premises, or at A. DODWOR way, N. ¥. \TABLE TO LET—A VERY DESIRABLE STABLI; > stalls for three horses, very airy, and in pertect order, in vicinity of, and address Washington square, Herald office. TEAM POWER TO LET—IN THE DEPOT BUILDIN( cornel ire, Franklin and Elm streets, one square Inquire on the preiisee at thie office of NTHONY. — ‘O STORY COTTAGE HOUSE 27 110. ratlo sircet, near Kighth avenue, in good order, con fainsseven rooms, Lease three years {rom May last, at $55 Pocsession immediae, Apply on the premises, (pO. LET—THE HOUSE KNOWN AS THE ROSE HILI, house, 10; Kast Twenty-fourth street; bar, gas fixtures and range complete. A first rate place for business. Inquire at the stable adjoining. LET—TWO HOUSES, WITH ALL THE MODERN improvement @ new and well tinished; sion immediately, at 13 and 111 West Tweaty-fourth sireet, between Sixth and Seven'h avenues. sapoly to M. WiLSON, corner Cort id Broad) nder the Gilsey butiding. 10 LET—THR STORH NO. 40 REABE STREFT, FIFTY feet east of Brondway, oppostie {rent $500 per ear; also several rooms, for light manufacturing purposes, in ouse A Duane street, first house east from Broadway. Apply at GEMMEL'S, 302 Broadway. 10 LET—HOUSF. 16 COTTAGE PLACE, BETWERN Bivecker and Heuston streets; Carpets, oil cloths and part of the Address U.T. EVANS, 87 Gil be rented or sold. furniiure was new last May. sey building. 10 LET-A MO} ELIGIBLE STORE FOR ANY RE. tall businees, in the heart of Broadway. Apel DESHLER, road 10 LET--THE SMALL THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, 2 Garden row, in Eleventh street, near Sixch avenue. House In complete ropatr and will be lei oa reasonable terms toasmall family, Inymediate possession given, Inquire ot FENTON, 167 Broadway, up siaics, OLET—THE LOWER PART OF A HOUSE IN THE ‘Tenth ward, consisting of frontund back basement, two parlors, and two rooms on third tloor, with all or part ot fural- ture tor sale, which isnearly now, abd in good onder. The house contains gas and bath. Address C, BARDELL, Chat- hum square Post oflice, 0 LET IN BROOKLYS ENTEEL SMALL THREE story and basement house and the furniture, lately pur- chased, for sale; house No. $ Harrison place, ‘on Harrison street, between Court and Ulinion, a short walk from South ferry.’ Cars pas4 on Court street.’ Rent $350 a year. Apply on the pr TPO, LET IN HOBOKEN CENTRE Ht from the ferry, a. splendid place built. purposely for rearing of poultry, having a good irame house, a well and ond. Rent cheap. Apply to T. J. WALTERS, 6 Siath street, next io the Bowery, rear building, "To be seen for two days. (T° LET—ON STATEN ISLAND—A NEATLY FURN(S ed house, near Quarantine landing; the house is in fine order, contaitiing eight rooms, kitchen, Waehhouse and under cellas, &c, Rent $40 a month, from Ist October or Novernber to May next, “Apply to E, B. KINSHIMBE, 319 Fourth ave- nue, from 3107 B, M., and from 8 to 10 A. Mf. ‘0 LET CHEAP-—IN A VERY HEALTHY VILLAGE, A good house, barn, and outbuilaings, with ten acres of land, a querier of a mile from a railroad depot; 500 fruit trees on tas premises; to the right sort of a man the rent will be low. Ta. quire at 125 Chathara street, Ts LET—THE SECOND FLOOR IN HOUSE Ni ‘Wooster street. A good eliuation for the millinery bue 10 LET—A FRAME HOUSE, WITH A GARDEN, BEAU- tifully sliuated on Fulton’ avenue, corner of Ryerson street, Brooklyn; ront $525; possession immediately, “Apply on the premises, 0 LET—IN WEST THIRTY-FIRST STREET, A NICE three sory and basement house, convenient 10 oth ears And stages; possscesion immediately; carpeis, &c., from #20) to $800. will be nold low; ba Crovo ae males, 6 WANTED, A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD A amount, to join the advertiser in a business already esiabtieh- ed, in whieh a safe Investment ean be made, aud a good living secured, Address Omoga, Horald office, for wo days. S150 20, 20-c WANTED, AN ENERGETIC MAN 2. with this amount, to take one helf in and attend to, the financial department of a safe popwlar traveliin: enterprise, jusi returned from a profiable tour, and now rea dy to start West and South. This is an_ excellent chance; 82h Pez Month can be realized. Cail on J. H, Davis, T'rench’s i eeennseeeneeenice NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—THE COPARTNERSHIP / heretofore existing aud known os the firm of Meserole & Ooggins, Is this day rnusually dissolved, and ait claims ‘pon aid firm will be settled by fsaac Meserole, who will continue the businoss, and is authorized to receive all moneys due the late firm. TSAAU MissichOL, RICH M 74 South Seventh stroct, Williamsburg. gat ye Orns oF WM. 8. sircet, New York William 8. Rowland & as constiiuted prior t August last, was dissolvdd on that day by mutu ‘The dusiners of the firm will be setiled by Wiliam land. ‘The business of importing and seM!ng railroad { the general raflroad commission busines: and rallroad credits will be continued by the und the firm name of William 8, Rowland & ( wireet. WM. ARTNER WANTED—TO ENGAGE brokerage snd commission busitiess, Gughly couversant with all {ts detail quainiance wih ehipmasters, and be IN THE SHIP He must be thor. wens an oxiensive ac- 19 to influeace consign tients, With such a person, of good b ‘ands nregrity, a farorable opportunity offers, Addtea ik real nome, Slipping, Herald office, stating where to be seen, DARTNER WANIED—IN THE OLD ESTABLISHED Comncetiont pie depot ant dining ‘saloon’ No- Tis Rantey wrect, corner of Beekman. A very profilable investment. DARTNER WANTED—WITH A CASH © PITAT, OF P’ #000, fn » foreign 9, comentesion house; the capita will be te #lock; no rist prouls, es Herald office. ead fair prods, Address M, A. 2., ARTNERS WANTED—WITH A C. Pimcanbeaeen S ParitAL OFF fars, to travel througtont the United Atos. 'owell apaiented articie, eat value. None need appl command: to such, ently discovered, which t* i unless having’ dhe means at opportunity will be offered as ts Ce Me HINKLEY & CO's Ex WANTED <A PARTNER WITH A CAPITAL OF TEN thousand dollers, inn man r " which hae been es'abiiahed two years and etek ie aaa over & per cent on all sles. Any a having the avore smonnt wil find a aafe investment. "All commutications wr Pye ee Please addreas, with real name, box IFFITH & DEOKER. THE ONLY co G Liar inble onshion manufacturers lathe trier cea te J trope. Buyers wil: do well to call" an eiamine ue Bh & for Priva H gteek on band, suitable for private or public wee. ‘Peimm nie GRIFFITH & DECKER, Willard tab) V4 r f... sbie manufacturers, 0) B. W. R WT Broadway, LET—IN THE LOWER PART OF THE CITY, A 11 hotel, noar Broadway, which will accommodate’ 100 perona; the lease and furniture, éversuuing in perfect order, sale ou easy torms, wiih immediate possession. Situation unsurpassed for trauatént boarders. B, W, RICHARDS, 307 Broadway. 0 LET.—THE SECOND YLOOR OF A GENTEEL house, in Nineteenth strect, near Irving place. Apply at the office, 92 East Ninetoenth street. (PO, LET-IN HOUSE NO. 9% WEST TWENTY SIXTH street, near sixth avenne—the entire parior story, with front and Hack basements, range, cold and hot water and cellar Tromediate possession given. Apply to RUFUS 8. No. 710 Greenwich street, near Bank. iT—THREE ROOMS AND PARLOR IN A GEN tee] house near Macdougal and Chariion streets, Hand somely furnished, furniture nearly new; will be sold cheap. Address A. B. Herald office. TPO, UET-STORE 544 CANAL STREET, OPPOSITE the Brandreth Hotel.” Good sand for segarstore, an oa. graver, or for pwient medicine: LE PREASANT FROD s iT AND TWO rooms, to a small faraily; Americans preferred; two very small familes in she house. ‘Referenoes cxchanged, Inquire at 175 Monroe street. anneenensinenbaresiaeissnasinnshiieensiseiniasiheniute (PO LETTHE STORE CORNER OV BROADWAY AND Lispenard street; the store No. 48 Canal street, ne Broadway; the four lofts in house No. 144 Cham ers stre: and two rooms in house No, 413 Broadway, Chambers sireet, 10 LET—$210 PER ANNUM.—POSSESSION IMMEDI ately, the 24 floor of brown stone house No, 26 Ninth avenuo, hear Twerty-seventh strest; two rooms and four het room: bathe, &c.; genteel neighborhood. For sale, $1,400; & handsome modern house, 157 West Thirty eights KiFeet; aleo genieel neighborhoud. Apply to A. DAVIS, 255 Ninth avenue, \- TESA Sa ee 0 LET—FRONT AND BACK OFFICES, FIRST FLOOR 85 Nasaeau e roet. Inquire on the prefulse RUML, 6 Corttandt strett, hereniatiells a LET OR FOR SALF—A VERY > T uitied foase, tn fn location to yo, © short dis tance from the South ferry, new, and has all modern improve mente. “Rone but responsible tarrihes wil inquire, personaly, between 11 wad 12 o'clock, at 27 Bookman etreet, tre: tlour, up weirs, Apply at 14 BEAUTIFULLY FUR. 10 MANUFACTURERS, &C.—TO LET OR LEASE LOW. A fine, large, new five story building, weil Hghted and scat Set lA Sse r lo i N, rat "ass Be LET—A GREEN HOUSE, WITH PLANTS AND SIX or weir fro grown, uate onthe igh, be tween : armen alas. ing ie premives oe at No: Oxy Hal posted AVHANIKD JARVIS, Jn. TO LAT IN BROOKIYN—TAREY BEAUTIFUL HOUSES, to certod age tvalen? “Gas eto bath, lace; will be lot i : cond place, quite convenient very reasonable. “Apply to Hil cRVEY ry SoNOLLY, ~~ AGENCY, J bag 5 phd one ee mye J ¥. Seoul 5 general comm: merchant, and recetring «: forwarding egent, Oharteston 8, C, UCTION NOTICE.—M, DOUGHTY, AQCTIONZER.— ‘This day, at 10% o'clock, at the rete Hf ous areet. a isrge and general assortment of rosewood, mahogany and wrinut parlor, chamber and dining room furniture Also, the balance of thé boarding house furniture, twenty, bedn-dud, ehuirs, tab! yureats, Washstandas, hair matire wes, ing sh ‘room moves Kieheo furniture, crockery, fe., wordy ihe taitention of householders and the UCTION NOTICEK.—JOHN F. RUSSELL—BY DAY, A HCHSELE & CO. Household furniture, rosewood piano: jor‘es, off paintings, mirrors, &c, This morning (#riday) at Wig otclocke at &S Naseau strest, two doors {rom Fullon s-reet, erior cabinet furaliare, comprising furuiture ior filng rooma, hail “and bedrooms, among which aro fome rich parlor sults in rosewood, satin brocatel; rich en- amelled marvle top collage suits, mirrors, superior oil pstat ings; also, one superior seven oc'ave rosewood pinagcorts, wih’ wollau attachment, @ superior instrument, by J. & U. Fischer, of this elty; and one Bosion and one German do, Arr NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONE! 8. BOGART.—BSaiurday, at 10%, o'clock, at th: Foums, corner of Frankfort and William streeis, @ lar; inent of parior, bedroom and kitchen furniture; splend ter, show case, oll paintings, fancy articles, clocks, mantel or~ numente, carpets, &c. UCTION NOTICE.—THOS, BELL, AUCTIONEER, BY ‘Bell & Buah.—This day, at 10%; o'clock, in our salesrooms, 12 North William stree!, wewill sell 4 valuabi riety of good houseboid furniture. Also, by order oi assignee, the follow- ing vaiuable articles of yee cabinet furniture, to close an esiate:—sevon bureaus, eight French bedsteads, one set of chamber furniture, one splendid set of rich brocatel an! rove: wood drawing room furniture; ten sofa beds ant lounyes; oue library rosewood bookcase, one parlor bookrasc, ond polished Wardrobe, 6) ndid seven Octave rosewood plano, and numerous other articles. Also, worthy the attenion of rocors, Ac. five halt chests young byson, and four ‘lo, Oolong Ine oF UCTION NOTICE,—THOS, BELL, AUCTIONEER, BY Bell & Bush.—To drugelsis, aurgcons, physicians, xe. ‘Will seli on Saturday, at 11 o'clock, at 125 Greenwica a! near Kighth avenue, the valuable ‘choice drugs, finest m: eines, chemicals, perfumery, &c.; also, all the fixtures, fill- ings, and arrangements of fhe store, with two years lsase; also, a valuable medical library, surgical and déutal ins.ru menia, dental chair, electric ‘and magnetic machines; gas flitings, a quantity of good furniture, ae. Alxo, wortay the atteniton of connoisseurs, two valuable original painiings, one by Kir Peter Lely; the other by Westall. Further particulars on the morning of sale. UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE IN ‘This day, 14th Sept., at 11 o'clock A. M., at the hoi Hloomfleld street, next door to the grocary corner & ond sireet. The furniture consists of a beautiful fa bedsiead, a bureau secretaire, chairs. tables, French bedstead, with spring matiress ollcloth,'&c. All the furniture was made for the present owner's use and upholstered by himself. Br Fi COuTON, AUCTIONEER — AUCTION SALE OF elegant household furniture, ollelcths, French plate mir- rors, &c., &c...F. Colton will sell, to-morrow, Saturday, Sept. 13, at 1049 o'clock, at the auction rvom, 59 Beekman sircet, second sidry, a large and general ussoftment of now and second hand furniture, of every descrip on, ‘comprising rose- wood and mahogany parlor sults, in brocatell and halrcio h; rosewood and mahogany French ‘bedsieads, mahogany spring seat chairs, sofas, tete-a-teles, rosews and mahogany bureas, with marble tops; do. washsiands, black walnu and ook dining and extension tables, mahogany, black walnut aad oak bookcases and aecretaries, rosewood and mahogany con.re, side and card tables, work tales, music racks, coruer sands, hafr mattresses and palilasses, oll paintidigs, mahogany rockera, nurse do., Voltaire and easy chairs, Jounges and lounge beds, mahogany wardrobes, Otleioths, mirrora, &. Also, forty cases iniaid clocks, new patiern. Also, twenty dozen maple chairs, all of which will be sold without reserve. Sule positive. ¥ J. C. MCGUIRE, AUCTIONEER—TRUSTEES’ SALE of steamer Union. On Thursday, Septeraber 20, 1855, at 12 o'clock M., by viriue of # deed of trust, bearing dato the 19th day ot June, 1865, and recorded in Liber J. A. 5., No. 92, follos 4€8, et xoq., ono of the land records for Ws county, in the Disirict of Columbia, the undersigned w' at public aucion, at Page's wharf, foot of Seveuth street, the nearly new steamer called the “Union,” at present running asa forry eal between diclty and alexandria, This sieumer was built in Washington ¢ the year 1852; is 162 feet in length, breadth of beam 24 fect 6 inches, depihy of hold 19 feet Winches. She measures 411.40-95 tons cus'om house measure- ment, as per enrolim Her engine 1s a firs class suventy- five horse power engine, bulli by Smith and Perkins, Alexan- dria, Virginia, She runs either end forenioat, and fs very con: qt for loading and Mnloading freight. ‘Terms: One-balt idue in @ months, with satisfactorily endorsed interest. FS, ILLS, ARLES 0. M y CHRISTOPHER IN ‘Trustees. AMES 0, Mc@ ‘uctioneer. Washington, D. ©., Sep. 8, 1855. 8, HOUGH, AUCTIONBER.—HOUSE SALE OF «_ clogant and'costly furniture.—I hereby, give no'toe that ‘I shall expose for swe to-morrow (saturday), at 3 o’olock in the forenoon, for the bennfit of whom it may concern, all the magnificent and cosily furniture contained in the five siory and basement house in Warren street, No. 79, and op josite the Hudson Kiver Railroad station,’ commencing in agement, then in parlors, and successively through the re- mainder of the rooms, two elegant and durable rosewood aui's, {n French brocaiel, crimson and maroon, and claret and green, carved and plain, very fine rosewool ete sere, the doors and back lined with plate glass; beauliful rosewood centre tablee, with statuary marble tops: superbly (oned seven octave rose: wood round ‘cornered double action pianotorte, ina heavily carved case, (warranted); rosewood work and Paris pearl inlaid papler mache tables; Pais ebalrs, rosewood »ook shelves and corner etegeres and stands; magnificeat Gothic rosewood cir- cular front bookease; splendid Turkey and velvet carpe'ing, also superfine Brussels and ingrain do.; rage, mats, £¢.; Ince window drapery, heavy cornices, gold round shad inlaid French clocks, beaudfully pained vases, bisque and Par- fan marble decorations.gas chahdvllers, dc. Also, a fine collee Mon of of paintings, embracing forelgh and home views, fruit game plecoa, mirine and others; also, some very fine flower paintings on poréelain, In the chambers a iarge collection 0° 1oRew: mahogany fine Blizabethean and bureaus, with glasa and marble tops; rosewood carved bedateads, washstands, commodes, amolre de glace, eacrulotres, maho gany do,, mahogany sofas, sofa beds, apring scat chairs, easy and’ rocking chairs, heavy hair matiresses, French counter: panes. pillows and bolsters; rich china trilet gets, ikc., ke. hina F sets of 250 pleces; tea vets, silver tea services, forks, spoons, casters, cut glass ware, wines and segars, vasca, dc. ‘The sale will commence precisely at the appointed hour, and proceed accoriling ‘0 tho plan above. Terms cash. | De: Poslt required. Catnlogues ready to-morrow. No posipone- ment BUS COMBS, AUCTIONFER—THIS MORNING, AT 1) “105 o'clock, at 66 Nassau street, rich assortment of new and second haud furniture—rosewood ‘parlor sults, amabozany and black walnut parlor sults, bureaus, bedsteade, wi mattresses, washstands, chairs, sofas, and a lot of secoud haa furniture, with which t 11 commence. UGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER.—BY FRANK: lin & Nichols, at their ‘sales room No. 79 Naseau e'roet, near Fulton, this’ day, at 10% o'clock, large sale of second hand furniture, consisiiug of the usual housekeeping arcicies of 8 farnlly, viz.:—Walnut, cottage, mahogany, French and tron hedstends, the latter with applignces for canopy; beds aad bed- ding, cutlery, glasaware, cooking stoves and ki ‘The aliemtton ‘of dealers and housckeepers generally ia inv, Also, rich parlor suites, cove) French satin bro English hair cloth rept silk, ae.; elegantly carved rose hogany bedsienda, ‘marble top drossing bureaus and Tosewood commodes, wardrobes, bookcases, painted enamelled chamber furniture, en suite; piate mirrors, fine oil paintings, ellver plated ware, urna, eaves, cake baskets, spoons, forks, &c. Also, an ine voled of 25,00) Havana segats, Terms cash, bankable moncy. Deposit required of all purchasers. FORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.—EXTENSIVE AUO- tion gale of now nivl fashionable furniture, &o.—This day, Ai 10, o'clock, at salesrooms, 11] Nassan street, a splendid assortment of Fosewood, oak, mahogany and walnut farulture, consisting In part of rosewood and. mahogany parlor suits, 10 satin, brocatel and haircloih; marble ‘op centre, side, and sola tablet; secretaries, bookcases, sidebourds, elegeres, music, and corner whatnots, quartettes, and other fancy tables; supe: rior extension dining tables; dining room and’ p ales: sofns, tete-a-tetes, lounges, arm and easy chairs; elegant rose wood and roahogany bedstead; marbly top dressing bureaus, und washstands; halr mattresses, palliasee. beds, bedding, Also, gilt frame mirro table cutlery, silver pl ROCERY AND LIQUOR STOCK AND PIXTURES.— This day, at 10 o'clock, at Thirty-sixth street, weet of Ninth avenue, counter and bar, icv box, scales and welxhis, claws case, tea cannisters and contents, oll cans, beer pumps, kegs, siand casks, decanters, €c., aud contents, Deposits rejnired. W. A. CARTER, 4 uctioncer, 5; Dey street, cor. Groea wien. ROCERIES, WAGONS, FISH, RERF, OLIVE O6.— F This day, af 12 o'clock, nt 67 Dey street, corner of Gree wich, mackerel, salmon, herring, pork, nuts, cutlery, tools, naila, ¢lothing, cocks, collars, stocks, one top buggy Wagon, one synare body’ business wagon. W. A. CARTER, Auictionoer, EXRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONERR—BY HL 1. LEEDS & Co.— Elegant sale of household furniture, of the ines description and in perfect order, including works of art, oli Palnas, demHenry H. Leeds & co. will sell by auction ricay, Sept. 14, at 1034 o'clock, 16 West Reventeenth stres', near flith avenue, the property ofa gentleman removing to theenun ry, ail nearly ne nd Jrassels campets, im} rareand valuable ot! patn fon satin damask curtains covered ta crimson satin purple and gold sik broc chitonter uo. fancy chair piste kines doors; chandeliers of real bronze and bronz? aot orvolu, elegant buh! cabinet, rosewood etegere, with plate alets back; elegant carved pianoforte and stool: perd real hevres china mantel vases, for gas, richly pained; Rs ed oak aa Cyne extension tables, gE lass, dinner se’, goid_ and white; dressing tables, Ded«teads, chairs. Bedroctas—Teich Enitan, Wilton and itrnesels carpets, coseworrl dressing burcans, cov'd bedsteads, chalra, &e.; do, mao in; aita, do. covered, medaliion repa.; also, suits tn blick walaw uprro dark enamelled Paris made cotiage suit, sunken pin nels and very clegant; tozedher wih oilelo-hs,’ chins, ne superb pold and white dinner set, Paris clocks ind ornam ‘Tie sale Wii commence in the basement. leo, at 12 o'rlosk on the premises, the dwelling house, built In nrst rate style, Uaree s-ories and attic, in porfect order; lot 25 by half the bloc; houre 62 feet deep, with all the modern improvements, Terms Mteral and Inade wh at the ume of sale. FLESEY 4. Erens, accrionre 4 Co,, on Saturday, Sept. 15, at 12 o'clock, in 1y Nassau street, a pair of black Canadian mares, high, 4 years old amd sound and kind in all barnes, or under the saddié; can travel ‘ogetber in four minutes. Also, (wo light wagons, perfectiy new, L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONBER—GREAT JEWEL + Ty sale—Goll and sliver waiches—A splendid stock wilt Ve sold ths das, (peremp oily, 0 ing to order.) at It o'clock, at the Very costly iine go Mogte brill an ‘any account. sins, figs, prunes, onsiating of elegant Engitsh vel ed expressly t order; avon gs, large pier gh rich crim lacé do.; rosewood Partor suite peach lo, Parisian made, covered in buhl bow de rose ‘secretary ss’ do. 5 Cy ae He |e gpectacies, &6., &e.; very roan lever watches and others, with he best ma ladies’ valuable jeweled and enameile: yalso, silver lovers, ae. This sale to all, highly inviting and notto ve E CTIONERE.—FIRST GRAND FALL a3 Fathi ond Snoravinck RAVAGE RP ARK ay cwening, Wh ins.an , st hele aalesroom yi) hh pe Stop. Go nie Wall bet t Hroadway, ween Pearland Duan arround attractive cal'ery of oll parting. com. sen views, wtundi b en assorment of w envravines, the AT AUCTION.JOUN FP. RUSEE Auetioneer—By DAY, RUSSELL & CO—We will wedi M Nosenu street, thla morning (Friday) at 1g o'dlork, thrse rose wiod panofor'es, one of which isn MUperier seven o6 Ave inaurviment, Wid molian atiachment, made by J. & C, Fischer, TA NOPCRTES of ta Terme cash, are, jslocue. N. b.—etor: ‘chai Heme tarts 0 Ws o'clock, the em.ire Cea aiid § Ee ete ee a rotkey. eer Soun Prager, Deputy. pops MORRELL, AUCTIONEER.—RI sure, French p ¥ of magnificent pier and mantel talrrors of the best quality, Tonewood parict ruieo! turaiure, Knglisn velv-t carpeting, Oli paintings tocorveepond, annitressew. with a lace Monk mm 4 ior entire 1, desetbed on cates eopers, SpECUANLICH, Key have ILLIAM M. WEEKS, Cove, L. LB. all ‘Tuesday, Sept. 18, 1°65, at 1 M., on the ot Berrold, “deceased, by order of James Harroll, execntor, the whole of the real’ estate belonging to William Harrold, de- . vit.-—Ist parcel—The very valuable nil, water power, lancing and about ten acres of land. 24 parcetthe teres we Ue oulbas! len, about reer Bd parcce-A ict of ground, frotiegenrioe tool Lo ma ane Lr petty acres, wih Of locust of at years. hop feos the. road,” contatn « farm, mm bout 50 acres, of which about 16 are ocdiand;and 2 good barns aitiched it hae a tron! ou the road td anil ‘poud Gt about 100 feet. 10h parcel Grek inkith ‘ise, n piece of salimentow, a Wea taining 64 acres,’ Terma, casy, 8 ast. Aa, on Weanendy, epi 1, a i orelack A. Mom ‘he wame premises, the entre «lock, farraing wenslle, fwrod- une kes, Sfsald oolale, GAMES HAROLD, Bxocaler. Gion Cove, Aug: 81, 1806. x « sale drug ‘and fixtures, at 62 V on aietl aepeamreetin ole rou, wiedicines, a ines; chemics , olls, Me drawers, counters glnas cuses, bins, shelving, oll’ and vermis cane, conten, desks, ac. tn lols te sult buyers, Aly pu "WATCHES, JEWELRY, SO, Ree. PRICES, — WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIA- monds and silver ware. ‘the undersigned, ‘or the last elhteon years « well known dvaler and importer, oifers for sale all goods in bis line atlowor ices for the same quality than any other house in New ‘ork, Philadelphia, or any cther elty, and will end b; y mail or Meta WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c., to all Darts of the United Biates, free of charge. ted aa All ‘warrant represented. Ordera by mail, post paid, = fully atlended to, WATCHES. Watches, with places for daguerreotypes. $100 to 6is8 Jurvensen Watches, genuine, warranted. 180 0 230 ‘utches, genuine, warranted... to 275 In nt Watches, for timing horses 125 to 250 : rte 135 'p 20 Yo & 185 35 te 108 55 to 300 100 0 16 —to =o @ —o —-w 6 + $1 BO to 625 00 + 150 to 2508 50) to 80 08 + 200 to 2 08 3.0 to 2% 00 10 00 t 60 08 10.09 to 110 9 5.00 to 85 08 600 to 16.08 125 to 10 us - $0 to 25 og Be Sa Plain Gold Rings... 75c 0 6 00 Pure Gold Wedding tins. 1 160 woe Jewelry ol every descrip ion. DIAMOND». Diomond Binge Stone Pins. 400 08 Diamond Cluster Pina 400 08 Diamond Ring:. 20 08 Diamond Earrin 300 ve Diamond Crosse: ‘600 08 Diamond Bracel 800 08 Silver Teaxpoons, per set... 00 to $9 00 Ailver Dessert Spoons, per se 2 00 to 15 vd Sliver Table Spoons, per set. 115 09 to 25 08 fiver Table Forks, per set 15 00 to % 08 Stiver Dessert Fork, per set +18 00 to 33. Ue filver weddig cake knives, pic knives, fish Kalves, pickle jorks, {ce cream kuivos, fruit knives, butter knives, dren’s eels, viz.:, knife, fork ond spoon, silver cups, napkia ches, clocks and jewelry repaircd at less than weuall Walchos ancl jewelry taken i obaNES. GEO, 0, ALLEN, Lnporter of wateees and jewelry, wholesale and No, Ii Wall sroct, second toe Near Broadway, New York. ATCHES! WATCHES !!-THE SUBSCRIBER IS 6BL- lpg all descriptions of gold and silver watches, at relall, Jower than apy house in the cliy, Fine gold Leping watohes, four holes jeweled. Pewutiful enamelled Indies’ watche: Splendid enumelied ladies’ watches, w Id detachid levers, full jeweled. Beautiful cold enamelled hunting watel Gold detached lovers for ladies, rich engri Fine gold hunting Lopines for ladies Fine gold bunting doached levers, tuil j Splendid lever watches for daguerteotypes. + tie watches, which wind up and get witho Real Jules Jurgenten waiches, perfect ume: Renl Cooper wuiches, dupiex and levers Independeni second und quarter second watches, for timing horaes, he Pe endid (old pocket’ chronometers, periect tine: i 5 E 8 Bicceause 3 ue ee Be 3 : 58 8 58 Cold Engl M4 Gold huntin ver Silver dete! faieedeed tragic pe acs a old a Fotiaa, ‘and wher celobraled takers, ve sy Very, fire duplex watches, made by 'T. F. Cooper, Waruer, “s Galchos clraned and repaired in the be jatches cleaned and repaired in st manner, at mute Jeaa than tho usual prices. All watches PIGEO. ©. ALLEN, Umparter, oe? Ee io | No. 11 Wall ot Sees ss levers. osses & & time, le and ir. near fae ed Madr SITU. ATION WANTED wholesale house, by a young wan. retail store; has had experience in the whoresaie buses and can infiience some trade; has a thoroues knowledge af watches, snd haa no objection to travel. Best of refereace given. Address Salesman, bor 116 Herald office. _ FINANCIAL. ~MONEKY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, 500.000, Wnnen, soweity, Sey goods sexe or bought tor cash; stocks, moles, mortgage tr. ne} oaated® Husineas confidetial and prompt. by THe £00., bro- kera and commission merchants, 102 Nacsau sweet, corner of Ann, room No. 2, second floor, - ie WANTED—FOR THREE YEARS, ON TW! $5.000 brick buildings in New York. This Se bhd in tree and clear; no beitr or surer property can Be tenn, ‘Tula property 4s worth four times ‘he amount, no matier how times are. Address box 125 Herald oflice, fur's, Wison, The regular interest and no more. WANTED ON GOOD IMPROVED PROPER. $5.000 GAtrincce sean wt brokerage given, Ad- dress A. b., lierald offfce, box 104. $2 HOO -ouERE WANTED.—AN acrive, INTEL. i ‘gent business man, who can lend to bla em p03 er $2,500 on good security, will be paid a salary of $1,000 er annum. | Duilcs of the rahe light and | Pleasant, Board lodge in the fam! em; , ie Wook, “Address box 324 Post offtes, Chicago, file” hang $2,000.73, 2082 AND MORTGAGE FOR THIS 0 + mount on clty property for sale. THOR. 1. BRYARD, 81 Wall street. penne, AT SIGHT, VALUABLES. MERCHANDIS#, 8400 RI- tex, and hroperty. of value advanced upon in sums io suit; abo, Northern, Eastern, Western, Southera and Buropeam bank notes, torelgn gold, silver, gold dist, ae., Longht m. beat Bank + srond: rates, at the S) and joie office, 462 i op- site Pacific ork & aDaws, i i oun i NY AMOUNT OF CASH LOANED, OR PURUBA A at sight, for fair prices, on diamonds, vin tte talib, bye WOOD, 6 Palion treet, Secora bane eoel Rone, from'9 A. 3.10 99. er : NY AMOUNT OF MONFY, IN SMALL OR LARGB sume, can always be obtained. tnstanily, on seeuril me rehandize, valuables and proverty of all Kinda, at the od respousible Pacific Agency and Private Loan Uflice, over Pa- cite Isank.” All transactions prompt, safer confidential aad sa. ustactory, or no charge. insured. 114 Graad street. Bers OF THE OHIO SAVINGS INSTITUTE, TIFFIN. Obio.~T will be received BF Giles The paper of the above institutlon (one) cent discount the underdgned. Per cen. CLARK & 0U., Non Hanover sireet. KNICKERBOCKER SAVINGS’ INSTITOTION.—DAPO- (Hors can sell thelr elaims by producing thelr books amd sonal on to AKI Cr OTTERS HODT, 10 Wall t., eecond floor, JONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON HOUSBHOLD furniture, panos, watches, jwreiry plate, rune, pl {Stans waphos, Hurneesy and ail ether dcontntthas nt goods, Lorses, . _ ‘sen Bersonal property, left o be sold at ausdon or bour ef AppIE 10 McGAPFRAY & WALTHIS oF Cote, treet, M°% EY ADVANCED POR SHORT PERIODS ary goote, orece, carriages, at every, denceipton ot . *, a 17, by the responsible Empire Loan and Agenc Vompsoy. U. WILLS, Agent, 883 Rroadway, the Broad O8K HILL SAVINGS RANK—NO. 21 THIRD AVE- LV inne, one door above Twenty first street, open datty roa i0 A.M. io 2 P.M, and Weduesday and Saturday eventns from $10 o'clock: interest at etx per con: on sume Of $600 under, aud five per cent on suns over AM Jas. BR. KEEL ATT, Presidset. )» Vico Pres’, H. Loornonaown, T° MERCHANTS in wi o IN A DECLINING SITUA’ dy cash.—The advertiser Seaton to make a lar co bat and aa 'y wereautlie frm at once with read J, pretiton or wine dealers pret 5 Ne or fee ode . Hs, emith, Herald office, | comme: 5 dona io be mrletly private by beh paciea, o or LPBRATED OOCULIST, V7 ILKIN: AMIRLET—1HE © © 4 ‘ t 5 ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ee