The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1855, Page 6

6 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1855. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. mONEY MAREE Sarvmpay, Sept. 20—6 P. M. ‘There was a better feeling in the stock market to-day; but most of the purchases were on time, buyer’s option. ‘There were very large transactions in sll the leading se- curities. At the first board, Indians 6’s advanced % per cent ; Diinois Central Bonds, 3g ; Cumberland, %; Erie Railroad, %{ ; Michigan Southere, 1; Reading » %; Cleveland and Toledo, 4. Hudson Railroad declined 3 percent; Minois Central Railroad, 3; Cleveland and Pitts- burg, 3<. JIllinois Central bonds sold to the extent of $160,000, All other bonds were qui: After the adjournment of the board, the following stocks were sold at auction by A. H. Muller :— 200 sha Francis Life Boat CO ..... 4 ..0- ree ane 250 do. Marble and Stone Carving Co., of N. ¥"::. 12034 250 do. Newton Copperfaced Type Co’... 6 At the second board prices improved a fraction. Erie advanced, 35 per cent; Cumberland, 3; Reading Rail- road, 3s; Hudson Railroad, 34; Illinois Central Bonds, Bonds, %; Cleveland and Toledo, 3. Our remarks this morning about the New York Central Railroad Company bave produced a fluttering in the hive, The managers and their immediate friends are like a nest of hornets when 4 long pole is thrust among them. At first they are dis- posed to resist the intruder, but by keeping up the atir- ring, they finally disperse and leave the long pole in pos- session, The rural districts have been considerably agi- tated by the statements we have lagely made concerning this company and the arrival of several operators from along the line looks rather ominous.. The fact is that when the rottenness ofsuch a huge monster as the Cen- tral is exposed, @ desperate effort is made by cortain cliques to sustain, and if possible inflate the market prices, to calm the apprehensions of out- side holders. Combinations are therefore formed for purchasing, and the immediate efloct is seen in a temporary advance in prices, This ia the time for small holders to realise. When speculators are buying to keep up the market, is the time for out- siders to'sell. This action is only spaimodic and cannot be sustained. It would have been beiter to have sold a few weeks since, but the fiscal year is nearly closed aud ‘the next annual report will not be at all satisfactory to those who hold the stock at anything like current tes. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity andvalue of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, for warehouse, and also the withdrawals from warehouse, uring the week ending avd including Thursday, Sept. 27, 1855:— is Movements 1N ForriGn Dry Goope. Tmports. W Puna , Wareh'd. Manufactures of wool... $441,961 120,543 $40,918 Do. cotton. 230,007 12) B97 21,557 Do. silk 0,301 1,522 17,012 Do. flax .... 258,005 13,809 24,794 Miscellaneous.,.., + 195,055 19,820 12,843 Total....... $1,411,119 $88,091 $107,124 Total value put pen the nravket during’ the week, « -$1,499,210 This week's trade in dry goods has been a little brisker than that of the preceding cnc—the falling off in the demand trom the country having been more than com- pensated for by the improved local inquiry, and as sea- sonable productions have not been pressed on the market, previous quotations for desirable articles have been gene- rally well supported, If there be anything of a languid feeling apparent it is in domestic fabrics, the production of which, though reduced, seems to outstrip the require- ments of buyers, Foreign goods are firmly held, in view op the moderate and well assorted importa and stocks on hand, A pretty active inquiry exists for browa and bleached sheetings and shirtings, at, however, rather weak prices. More activity is discernable in cotton flannels, at strength- ening figures. The supply is light and decreasing. A moderate business is being transacted in denims, drills ‘and duck, within our old range. Ginghams are ia fair request and are firm, There is not mach movement in lawns; manufacturers are engaged on spring styles, of which a good supply is promised. Nankeens have not varied. Osnaburgs are saleable and steady, Printing cloths are less freely offered at full prices, but rule quiet. Prints appear inactive at irregular rates. Stripes and ticks display no really new feature. Woollen goods are in moderate stock and are pretty firmly held, but are not very brisk. A fair inquiry prevails for blankets at previous prices. There ix considerable animation in cassimeres, cloths and doeskins, at unchanged figures. Flannels are quiet and rather languid. Jeans and lin- seys seem less active, and infirm in value. Mouselin de taines are tolerably brisk and buoyant. A fair demand exists for satinets, at former quotations. Shawls are un- altered. Tweeds are attracting increased attention, at steady rates. Foreign fabrics are less freely offered than they are needed, and on this account the business is somewhat restricted ; but as far as regards prices there is no no- ticeable change. ‘The imports are quite moderate, aud though mainly entered for consumption direct, they seem insufficient to maintain a good assortment on the market. ‘Those having desirable supplies are fluding ready pur erefor. at wnions poe SAS those whose stocks aro not exactly suited to the taste of purchasers experience considerable difficulty in selling them, and when they do effect a sale it is only by consenting to accept such prices as are offered there- for by buyers, These are the leading features of the trade in every channel. ‘The qvantity and value of certain articles imported into this port during the week ending, and including Fri- sy day, Sept. 28th, 1855, were as follows :— Commenckor Tux Port or New Youk—Vauwn or Imports. Phgs. Value Alabaster orn. 20 2al 264 Human Hair. 3 Hair Cloth... 22 Hams. Hone Hompeecscw 42 India Ribber 891 Instruments, — Musical 00 Zier ceo a) 3 68 19 15,255 [ee ag 89 «1,778 Im 1,049 6, Barberry Blea. powder. to Metai gocds.. Brass goods 2,90 Cutlery ...... 45 5407 Hardware... 447 8 se11es3 = Bro) 21 $1 882 a 1b: ey 4467 Stationery . Fe 1b 1,680 670 17,089 1,794 46,356 23 1,997 306 4,978 1,987 1,020 834 4,021 Value of mdse put onthe market during the "> of dry goods put on the ‘market during SARE aa aii ts evserts 1,409,210 Total importation........s6esceeceeeeeeee $9,146,459 ‘The above aggregate is not large for the season. The principal articles of import are of general consumption, such as coffee, $26,855; madder, $03,657; undressed skins, $164,200; hardware, $66,224; railroad iron, $60,343; lead, $58,603; tin, $150,967; steel, 54,504; sugar, $118,272; watches, $62,296. 100 Brun iy La Co 5 Mich Cen RR... 260 Cumb Coal Co. . 300 do. 530 100 cat w Chia al i iit 100 b90 118 = Clev ‘ tl ‘Riss ios Chi i RE Tal. 450 do. 100 do. BOARD. — ths Erie RR ..660 eh SECON! $2000 Til In Im °47.b8 104 Los m = R Be. b60 ht 10 Mic Se & Nov Ta't 100° 250 Reading RR..s60 911, 84 100Galena & Cuie ‘ak ye 100 Hud R RR . CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarvrpay, Sept. 29-2 P. M. Flour—the sales reached about 7,000 a 8,000 bbis., iu- cluding common to good State and Western at $7 6234 a $8 12; among the sales were 1,500 bbls. Western round hoop (sold for export,) at $8 12. Wheat was firm, with sales of 25,000 a 80,000 bushels, part to arrive, at 190¢, u 192¢, for good outhern red, and 2060, a 210¢. for white Canadian and Southern, Corn—Sales amounted to 80,000 a 40,000 bushels western mixed at 86 a 864c. and closed dull. Pork inactive; sales 200 a 800 bbls moss in lots at $22 S7 a 22 50. Cotton still waiting letters. Whiskey active at 403¢ a 41c. ; sales 1,200 bbls. Ohio toar- rive at 4034 ‘ADUSTISUMSATS KENEWLD EVERY DAY, LAY, AUCTIONKRER.—POSITIVE “sale, tociose an interest of Clifton, Staten Island, real es Albert I, Nicolay will sell at atictlon, on Tues! fay, O 12 o'clock, at the Merchants? Bxcliinge, ‘a neaitrame cottage, two siory ‘and basement, coniaining 7 rooms, with neariy in acre of ground, laid out wih fruit and kicheh gar- den; also a new sinble atlached. ‘This property is altuated cor. ner of the Sand and Finger hoard ro fed botwoen the residences of Messrs. Pukergill and Berly, and a good or the bay. Size of plois, 205 feet front by 177 feet in dep about 40 fect front ani 35 feet deep. The property i situnied 14g mile from Vanderbilt landing, and is all that ean be desived Teta private renikdonoo., er and asi for one year from 1, 1856. For further par- bocca ly to ALBERT H Swi JOLAY. exw cha Bt A biciodk. esortment of best white granite, kinds of common ware; 100 pack: tea seis, Britannia ware, &c, ALTON NOTIGE,—RION ROSEWOOD AND MAUO. household furniture, velvet and Brussels c and oval glasses, ofl’ paintings by old masters, yovewood plauotarte, eH. WILSON tober 1, at 104 o'clock, the entire col elegant furaiture, contained tn the four story house, No. 198 Pi ee Negi near Sullivan, all of wnich is of the very ‘blue printed and'all ages glassware, gold band best description, a large portion having been made, to.order ¥ one of the first a etmakers in Broadway, and will be y sold without any postponement.” Paclors, ele. kunt rosewood pianoforte and cover, two magnificent suits of with upholstered seals, coverad in the richest id rosewood frames, most elegantly carved, 10. cost; a oval tuirrors; marble without regard top rosewood eenire, side and sofk tables; elegant rove wood etegere, marble top,’ with I made to ordes mt ord rosewood r and heavily embroidered whive face window curiains, rich bro tel curtaizix and coraices; large Gothic reception aad easy » silk and embroidered brocade; oll paintings, be found a choice collection by a vases, Anis! bureaus and was eds, bolsters ‘and p lows; waho. jounges, heavy mahoxany pure curied nt gany and map an temfeet extension ‘table Diack wi tables, china tea sets, ‘very exp Tmuante!l clocks, common crockery a lar went of silverware. spoons, forks, heav' wiih eut bottles, silver tea servien, elegantly: i jlver edges, ivory ¢ a deposit will be required trom every purchaser ubknown to the auictionce H, WILSON, Auctioneer, PH L., SMITH, AUCTIO! lay.) at 19) o'clock, 1 street, fourth house west of Browdw: rosewood f brilliant tone and finish; parior fara 3 rich carpe's, ollcloti, off Paintings, large’o glosses, rocking and easy chairs, mahogany and invple cll Soins, dining and tea tables, rosewood and mahogany bea steads, bureaus and washst: crockery, glassware, cloc! cottage suites, 54 Church streel, on Monday, Oclover 1, 3, ‘M., on the premises, 154 Chureh street, all thy forniture anil saloon fixtures contained in sald house, easistin: in part of chairs, tables, settees, bureaus, bedstead tresses, ollcloth, pianoforte, two biiliard tables with ) and maces, bar tures, decanters, tumblers, pictur Ce AVID scoTT, AUCTIONRER.—AUCTION SALE OF houses and lots in Jersey City, near the ferry.—D.A SCOTT, auctioneer, will sell at public auction, mises, dn Monday, Oct. 1, at 2o'clock P. M., the (sale peremptory—terms wr + 26x00; second, two lols on tween Essex and Morris streets, west side, two lots on the eontheast corner of Essex reeis, 25x80 each, elegant location for a residence; fourth, two tree story brick houses on Morria street, between Washington and Green streets, Nos. 4 and 49, dniahed in good, siyle, gas, water, bath roo fab, the Targe and comimodioas brick iront tiouse and. connée'od’ building 8, formerly occupied by Mr. George Dummer, deceased, with the two lots of ground 34 and 26 Essex street, 256x100 n the northwest corner of Oreen ntreet ‘This'propert: ret be considered very de sirable, as {¢ ts the most beautifal location in the entire city for a gentleman’s private residence, Terms, Iveral. Sale posi tive, to close the ext For turiher parlleniars tuquire of the 76 Montgomery street, sony ity. aucitone K FE, AARON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON MON- Mi. stay, Ovlobbr 1, nt 1035 o°clock, at the salosroora, No. 67 ‘a splendid as-ortment of fine gold watches, part fine Watches as can be manutactur Inond work and jewelry. Sale without reserve, {or EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER. —EXTENSIV of new and fashionable furniture, on Tuesday ne: o'clock, at sulesrooms No, 117 Nassan street, consisting’ io par of superior mahogany and rosewood secre'aire bookcases, par. lor furniture, en susie, in satin brocatell; marble top centce, and sofa tables: Fichly carved rosewood etozeres ain os: vvolres; easy and arm chairs of a variety of styles; sofas, tee a-tetes, lounges, extension dining tables, dining roou and par- lor chairs, mahogany and rosewood bedsteads, bureaus, wash: stands, wardrobes, mattresses, pallinases, beds, bedding, &e. 1 ROCERIES, GROCERIES. —A. M. ORISTALAR, AUC. tioneer, will sell on Monday, October 1, at 10% o’elock, 40576 Sixth avenue, corner of Twenty third sifect, the contents and fixtures of a well stocked grocery store, consisting in part of a large and fine lot of sugars, teas, coffees and spices, wax, and sperm candies, china ornaments, Chinese womea figures, &v. Also, nv ariety of goods, suitable for a reiail grocory store, together with outer seales, shelving, NRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONKER—WENRY 1 LEEDS € Co. will seli on Tuesday, 24, Wednesday, 3d. day, Oct, 4, at hal€past ten oelock each day, at the anion rooms, No. 19 Nassau street, Superb sale of fancy Gpening sate of the season, the frst unportauon’ of "Paris bronzes: the mnanntacture of the Parisian Artistic Bronte ¢ a pany; they obtained the conan! medal in Fondo, 1851; n medals in Dublin and nnd at the Crystal Palace, ow York, the siiver medal, the only one aw: for bronzes tn, the nation. This ts the moa! extensive company inthe world, apd their noods superior to any manufac Con Mating Of © IAFKe astoriment Of super vusen, coupes, oon ols, brackela, groups, tigures large and svaail, super can. delabras bronze and ormotu, Italian dancers, statgoes of lita trios men, she, mee ad ani e { al in this country trom - xtenat “ mor the, ‘in great eae extensive concern. Sigur, & B. Pandolfini’s Orst hdmi it the gumne ime and place, of real Carrara juary, Agate, Kardigiio, Yellow of Sienna, Nt ‘Roman and Hebe vases, from four to nine feet bi china, bronze aad clocks. Mate’ stat rey of Fidelity. the original by Fi rhage cape foats muperd eyo gt ng ranklin and Je Teen, hy yy the a Fi the, tee 0 be Anais ts ete 0 Sore reece Summer and Aut “yoke rts 7 ance ics of Canon or taay i els Py ac , Che gaye Colman, Bape ey gold bracelets, nips carvings, breastping, 3. ‘do, lepine fratchee, gold sons residing ow of the el oo sly packed for thipmeat at skeonable reasonable charge fete at peasants out dsnaninechatar renrner te: Soeecitets iene oi, a Tinidacrsclve B. Ps, ot ee AUCTIONEER =(onee mine made 5 ‘be ‘at anction, by order of the Rheritt, SesRShauanoe ts me soe Eilgoods 10 be cleared oa tse dese age oma H™s", LEEDS, AU ‘CTIONERR—BY ‘Thirtieth Sees feed and in tan of 8 gentleman lining th Med months, viz;—Parlor -- Frvuch piaie ie pomera ‘and ‘richly ved rosewood suit in brocate! Seeks Pod roth bedding matte ings matg ant Riche ich the 8 nae: will ‘erms cash, clock, in front of sors 19) Nessa zee, ano sifting wi hy good orde: A ‘ness, to tek spt wagon, in slog Stine sale 9 ‘of splendid isaported tplendia ian jached pee : of fiandieape, dot j, and of mae views, Many of the ‘above. ‘are of oval form, and rich and beautiful; also superior oil palutiags in &c. The whole to be sold as wut the consignment, offering a figures rou sroupe, $e ntey ai “Getober 2. at 19 o'clock A, i ©. 6; dipt und, common, w 44 pieces china, vases, & ok from the Brookly say dat “American, Santwich, ow England, and Pitavdrg Wactorles; kniges ard fork te Goods packed in the best order for shipping. | WXBROKER'S SALE OF MEN'S WINTER OLOTH- DicCAFFREY & WALTERS will ell, on Monday, comer of Catharine aud Henry athe, a vey perior lot of men's clothing, rekananie o clot &e &e,, wordy the attention of dealers: L, & 8. KOFFMAN. AWNBEOKER'S SALE—W. N. LEWIS WILL SEuL, on, Tuesday, Oct, 2, at 195 Bowers. up slaizs, by order ot W. And R. Simpson, a quantity of w pledges, con- isting of gold and silver weiry, ke. Sale to’ com: Sees al alta tan Oca Me. A Goo catagory ing machine atone o'clock. AIRE ABRRENCR BOYLE, | auerione nse Tenth oa oapoer 3. en ar se near ‘Twrenty fourth sirech, all the stock wad Satures in faid store HERIFY’S SALE.—W. ©, ALBURTUS, AUCTIONEER, will selon, ‘Wednesday, October 3, at 16 o'sloae, Mt No. 19 Court street, Brooklya. a sziall quant'y of de: hosiery, ambrouerien hes ey a Ot. Sheri 9, Bact Deputy Sheriff OTERIF FS SALE.—W. C, ALBURTUS, AUCTIONEER, jwill sell on Wednesday, Qctoder 5. TAC Botciock PBs al No. 96 Mi; avenue, Brooklyn, the siock of a drug stor -AWers, COULERs, GlAssW ood * "As DUviox, Deputy Sheriff. = WLIAM TRYING, AUCTIONEER. — HOUSEHOLD ature,—William Irvi ing & Co. Sih sell, at auction, on Fecetay, October 2, at 1034 o'clock, at the sale: 8 we sticet, Brussels and. ingrain cazpets, mirrors, win low cotnoar ani Crnamenta, mahogany, bookease and secre- any sofa bedsteads, ro-eWood any ma bic top pler and ceniro tables, card aud quarietio tables: hoganly nofus and chairs, in hair loth; tovkers, mahogany a! Une desks, mahogany French )edsteads, cotiage do., di bureous, washstands, hair mattresses, ‘feather beds, bolsters and pillows, dining ‘and tea tables, chia, crockery, ginss- ware, and kitchen furniture. Also, without reserve, for ac- concern, an elegant suit of carved ¢, in crimson brocatel, made to id cost $600, ‘isting of sola, te'e-a. re chairs, six parlor chairs, fout recep- count of whom itn ood parlor farn med ee oltai tion chatrs and plano stool, ©, ALBURTUS, AUCTIONEER, WILE, SELL, ON Monday, October Zoclock P. M., at No. 13 Co- ia street Routh Brooklym, small quaniliy of Nouschold furniture of a'family giving wp Housekeeping. _______SMNANTS’ MMC MMGISTER, 74 HUDSON | ‘DSON: STRERT.—TO L —TO LET—A 8) SMALL STORE, sultable for a cigar, book, fralt, or any ether fancy 374 business ; immediate possession. Rent only $15 a month, ee BROADWAY—TO Lat, THE SPACIOUS cor. ner roomin the second’ sto: Dullding 298 leo to Jet eever Yoilices on tho same floor. Apply MER, 208 Broadway. N ELEGANT SUIT OF FURNISHED APARTMENTS tot, inthe drat clase Bouse, 776, Broadway. The entire first floor,’ with extra bedrooms and kitchen, pariieularly adap- ted for a tamolly wishing to serve ihemeciven there being <i convenience for howekveplag. Apply trom 8 A. M. to ESK ROOM TO LET—A VERY DESIRARLE DESK Foom to let, H, MORTON TUPPER, 167 Broadway, room 6. URNISHED HOUSE IN BROOKLYN TO LET,—A modern built cures story brick house, pleasantly situated, hiss arched parlors and reeable, the present occu Whe a genveman ard ‘hie dau ter. would board with the amily, Apply to.A. TOWNEY, cerner Myrtle avenue and alton st, rooklyn, or J, G. Packard, 169 Fulton y. ARGE CARPET STORE TO. ‘INT_STOCK FOR SALE, 4 amounting to about $12,000 to $15,000 of velvets, tapestries, Brusels, Uwe ply, and ingrain carpets, together witha large assorime cloths, English and American, from 1 to 24 feet wide; aga large stock of rugs, dragget, ‘mats, curtain muslin, 40. ‘The above will be relaled for cue Woek longer, at ¥. three doors above Broome street, eas: side. The pasible, will be cleared out the coming week. Still urthe: duction iu prices. Greatest bargains ever before of- teved in the city of New York. Grea bog ‘tunities for hotels, housekeepers, and carpet dealers, as the stock will be cleared Gut at a great suertiice, Store to let and fixtures for sale, In- ice ou the premises, 161 Bowers, east side, taree doors above become I font person wiih means, street Bh 8, ESTAURANT—OORNER OF MOTT AND CHATHAM streets, to lease, with immediate possession, to a compe Apply (oJ, HARSEN, No, 69 Niath pO LET—THE FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, WITA pantries between, and one room in third s\ory, of house 57 Norion street, Inquire on the premises, 13 ) LET—~THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE CPS TRRRO ME Apply at the house, pO LET—PART OF A HOUSE, PLEASANTLY SITUA- ted, to & small family, at 117 Twelfth street, betweea Second and nird avenues, consisting of four rooms on second floor, Kivchen with run &e. Possession given the 1st of jclober. 10 LET OR LEASE—THE NEW F 8 front store, 94 Bowery, 25 vy 90 feet, with basement, lay aud vaulis. Possession given i mediately Apply |. H. & D, CASHM No.5 Bi pO LET—FOUR GENTEEL THRU! TORY DWELUI Louses, with the modern improvements, in King street, ‘Two of them to et whole, and two in paris, 0 gentee! lainiltes. nquire at 29 King street, Tou BASEMENT AND FIRST STORY § together wit the upper part of building, sttu Mereer street, near Howard. A good location for theplamb- ing business, or for manufacturing purposes. Apply to J ‘ORNELL, iio Coutre steeet, 0 LET—THF HOUSE OVER THE LARGE DRY GooDs store 257 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Will be rented to one {enaut, or fn sulte of roorns' for offleas oF Tight business pur: poses,” Ibis im the beat business part of the city, diteotly op- posite Clinton street. The rooms very suitable for daguerres ixpists or other ait, A nenerorn roams, Ap: MAY 1 1950, AT A VERY 1 rown free stone front house, with all the modern ementa, Ove of the block of five holuses ou the corner of ‘Third place and Court street, Brooklyn, which will be let for e longer term at a satisinclory rent, Apply at 231 Broadway. Ww r impro} 10 LET—ON 11TH STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND Fourth avenues, two new, well finished cottage houses, Cight rooms each, large yard and garden; rent $100 per year, Inquire on the premises, bouse nearest Fourth avenue, 0 LET—A LARGE THREE STORY HOUSE, FREE sone front, in Dean street near Hoyt, Brooklyn. ‘The fur nifure can be had ata great discount, Rent moderate to are: sponsible tenant, For particulars, address W. M. R., box 2,221 Post office. ) LET—THE DWEL + PART OF HOUSE NO. ‘Third avenue, one door north of Eighth street, suttabte for b genteel family; a good ktichen, with range and’ bath room. Possession given {uimediately. Apply to ‘ALVAH Haul, 12 Warren sireet, )LET—A STORE IN BROADWAY, NEAR CANAL street; one of the best stands in this city; (rom now to the Ist of May, or on a lease. “Inquire at 56 Canal si., in the store. TO, LET ELEGANT FURNISHED APARTMENTS, gon. sisting of parlors with bed rooms attached; also. sh Fooms with Grates, The louse contains ail: the: modeen te Rrovcwments, aud bas lately been enlarged and newly inenlahed throughout has an entrance on Broadway and Prince st, Apply ats6 Privee te (© LiT—TO A SMALL RESPROTABLE PAMILY, THE upper part of the house 173 West 284 st., near Sih av. con: irg of three rooms on ihe second and two or three dn the ‘The house contains all the modern improvements &c,, c., and will be let to an agreeable tenant on erms, A cau go With the upper TS, LET—FURNISHED ROOMS AND BEDROOMS, WITH ail the modern {mprovements, including both, gas, éc., in the centre of the clty, near all tha public Amusements Broome street, (wo ‘cast of Broadway, LIRR ANGIER?S: also a room aud potlor, with piano, SY Yarick ick etree! corner of Fy 4 Franklin. T°! RT—TO A GENTLEMAN, WITHOUT BOARD, A hi rnished sleeping room, witha large pantry off, on the second floor, front. Rent with the usual atte: a - Guire at 136'Hende atrect, Lancia Ba LET CHEAP—IN EIGHTY-FOURTH STRERT, COR- ner of Fifth avenue, Lg a = house, contain- ing feven rooms, base: marble mantels, grates, Croton wre ag i ‘On tho ‘enilses, aks aot y, HT Bareiny siceet. —A THREE STORY AND DASE. ty. Rent until first of Mi $20. Ay cae re] me , x ay, ; . mh above Seoond street, in Hudson siroet, ty. 0 LET IN HOROK ment house, containing fourteen. rooms, a boken. nn NN ODA Oe ee et > LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS—TWO LOTS, with the bulldings thereon, in Thiriy-second sicce!, be tween Third and Lexington avenues, feet deep. Inquire of H. P. LEAKE, Te RENT UNTIL MAY 1. TO A PRIVATE on gr only, @ completely fornishee house, situated nerr west of Hrowtway, tn most fashionable lovatinn.. Iten $339 amonth. Address A. Jones, Union square Post oflice. Y iy WATCH DEALERS OR JEWELLERS. —OFFIOR T TO let, a! oO Naaaan street, second foor, Apply to N. J tin & Guedin, 15 Malden inne. wey et T° |ANUFACTURERS.—T0 LET, HOUSE NO, 921 RAST Set third street, seventy-five feot west of Finstareais, 56 feet, five stories and dcetiar "pl saapted for mann’ facraet Poaacsaion Fer tural parassiars apeiy ie THOMAS HORTON Resi ‘eireet, up stairs, EXCURSIONS. PLENDID TRIP ’ Saas So g tt EN COVE ood cee ™.; is one sete Soe of ‘New i Ne pit, "ou board. s0aRDING AND LODGING. 1080 phoatwAt ‘te sini geutemen, ex ben sommodaied with "fail or marteal board. be house’ "new, pleasant rooms, Also large room to a nar, dentist. ‘nd has ail. the 868 229 et sae Ama tat Li, ON ON "eens ly Gr cS alana or fit boar HOUSTON STREET, WEST OF AND NEAR QUES FERRE, rooms 'o let to single gentle: EC a fo gms able peers pA ‘The ee qua ’ ie oes hed peg RS a i A Mag quire within. 427 se ieee JADe, Ayal hed or withoat hip yd miforts of home of ree Liga wi eon Dia ia ihe ceeti fae ba ‘with hot and cold auch and Ger jermun spoken in the bouse. 7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF LiQNARD STREET— very handvome furnts entlamon, very _ Apply to ALEXANDER LAWRENCE. oh the } Founra AVENUE. TETRD, pom. 75 bit’ TWEN- treet! He oF — Mie ve ydeg sie board the ‘hours tovthe lower part of te alt. ffofecances ences ouchaageds 7 176 Ws PODROK. ATREBT DESIRABLE M3, WI wate obtained mcbe ‘aban enalont bs ‘boarders can Lae cout eek. ‘House. with moder lai: provements, necr Su Sohu's pari Het ference exchanged. 107% bi NTH STREET, BETWERN BROADWAY AND floor, parlor, a Stivelates ee hae il yes © Salerno, ib 105 Fam , STRERT.—FURNISHED for select families andasingle gentlemen. Refe- RD STREETPLEASANT As AND a ve lola, fod tothe house. ADpIy as above, (CK STREET.—A GENTLEMAN tego phe] VARICK can be Sponiccmeg! with good 58 by appiing at the above residence. given ena KBR STREET.—PARLORS AND BEDROOMS, 54. BLEECKER ar NM ae wives; email eee ter ange en Semon, “Gae'and both in tie howse. Appiy nwabove 45 Ba Sei eae cae can be had ediate AMITY STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TO LET, A by iram floor fur a, 2 10) ent factor on, becond foo oor, meatly Curnisied ax aiting je rooms on the second d bedroom, in a plain but respectable private family, whore there are no’ other boarders. "te room. willbe let on very Tuarenable terms tevone- or: fo ‘ingle geullemen, Who ca have partial board if required, A FEW ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES AND SIN- le gentlemen, to let with board, ino frat class brow Stone house, with atl the modern ments, situated noar tho tastiongble squaren: sna conveulent to ralirosds ad o1m- ihe tat referencere of sd at 4D ‘West Twenty-second street, near Fitth avenue, SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN Goop Hated i private faa, by applying at 360 Broome Street, between Elizabeth and xohunged. ‘ FAMILY, OCCUPYING A MOD- ay i Mark’s plice, can accommodate a eatleten with beaut. yat Address B, 0. aenecenay AND Hl HIS WIFE, OR A YEW SINGLE gentlemen, will find pleasant rooms, with board, in a house with every convenience, situated in one of the most de- Halsal rari of et Eee, ney may /e ener § a pigasent jome within at a8 SRY gin sevond street, between meaawey and aint avenue, _ ESE TPN Eee eae 8 “WIDOW LADY OF RESPECTABILITY, RESIDING in Brooklyn, within a few minutes’ walk of Fulton and Wail street ferrieg, has two very nicely furnistied rooms Iight- ed with gas, which she would rent to two single gentlemen on ae table is well kept, and every attention paid to comfort, lense call at 61 Henry street, corner of ne Se ah a a aaa NDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM, FOR A GEN- tleman, without board, ina first class house. Apply at Crosby street; reference required, STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET TO A single gentleman, or two rooming together, a v vb al ys sont furnished front jem either on the ssoond or this i007, without board or with only, with use of gas, bath, &c, Terms very Tioderaie. Apply at £8 Lexlogton av, Bure: .—GENTLEMEN AND WIVES, OR SINGLE seuttemen wiablng o seeure board for the winter na fest Gn eae eRe Batty Seceeaehl ys vo stage og mn near Washin ie Dinwer at six o'ek "References exchanged, .OARD.— FAMILIES AND SING! E_ GENTLEMEN wanting permanent board for the can find desira- wmodations at 161 Tenth strest, nour Broadway. The Spanish spoken. Dinner at 6 aecomm House ls iret class. Breach and o'clock. References exchanged. OARD—IN WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NO. 18, FIVE from ‘Broadway. Rooms ou second d and Third (ol ‘with board. The house has all the modern improve ments. OARD—ON THE HUDSON RIVER, WITHIN SIX miles of the City Halls and five minutes’ walk to the Hudson river cars; two large good stable and carriage house; gentlemen wishirig to eon ar horses and carriage can have them well eared pet B,, box 178 Post oflios, OARD—AT 25 NINTH STREET, FINE FURNISHED Foomis, in suites and Kaos with or without boar eas She OARD—T0 LET, A GOOD SIZE FURNISHED front room, wih gus, and privilege of bath, at 149 Spring Sixeet, with or Without partial board, OARD—A VERY PLEASANT SECOND STORY FRONT room to let, with board; bedroom attached, If req usstods aiso, one or two young gentlemen can be sccomt with board, at 38 Market street. OARD—IN A PRIVATE HOUSE, TO LET TO A GUN- tleman and his wife, and afew single gentlemen, three or four handsomely furnished rooms, with pardal board tor the gentlemen: location central and v ly at LEASANT ROOMS, | IN SUITS, OR SINGLE, with board, may be secured’ for the season, PY acloet faratties without children), or single gentlemen, 108 East Fourteenth strect;' the location is most desirable; the houses newly finished, and furnished with ail the modern im- provements for first class residences. References exchanged. 7 B. a fine suit of parlors and bedrooms atiached on the lirst ‘oor. POLEDGHANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON THE second aid third stories (front or back,) of house 45 West Washington piace to te, elther to families oF single gentlemuen, with full or partial board, House con! modern ttn: Frovemenis: ‘Welerecess saskaaged, B RD SA VERY PLEASANT ROOM AND BEDROOM; na second floor, tole, with full or partial board; also # lg rooms, ina fra class ‘house, witn ll the morlern itaproy mets, bath, gas, £c.;convenient to cars and stages. -\pply at No. 76 Weat Twenty third sirect, “References exchanged, ‘ARD.—A SUITE OF ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR A iauully,and rooms for single gentlemen, in the Qrst class beown sioné houses Nos, 102 and 104 East Fourteeuth street, nar Union square. OARD.—SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO. dated with board at 158 Klizabeth street, one door from Spring, two rooms, well sere to parties wishing to room together, References exchan, OARD—WANTED, BY z, bony | tera AND WIFE A vate fami cinity o! lohn’s ences exchanged, “Address D.B.T,, "Herald . OARD DOWN TOWN.—TWO OR THREE SIN) B gentlemen ean be accom wit ‘and pleasa. t ith board poe 5d calling at No, 12 Chambers street, References roe q Bonz IN CHAMBERS STREET.—ACCOM! dons, with board, for s gentlemen, at 121 MMOD A- gentleman, ahd his wife, or a few “ge era fatreet, References re- B Jrested, preterred. ye} is wanted. "ARD 18 WANTED FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. A smalt privace tainily, where they will be, social ‘A pleasant home andj pt, Ui living ts ‘Address Pleasant Homa, OARD AND FURNISHED ROOM WANTED—BY A ckentleman, in a private family, where there are few or boarders. Location between Fi wenty second streets, near Broadway, The best of referenoe given if re- quired. Address, for (bree days, and fail par- Xculars, E, W. G., Union square Post Pere. IN mtn et rh ey Cd oe an accommodated wit second ior, Wicd fen flonry street, between Cong luinutes walk from Bon ferry; al ogra ARD IN BROOKLYN—BETWEEN PIERREPONT AND York streets, and within five minutes’ walk of Fulton and wml reat ree A gentleman and his wife can be accom: modated room, on the second floor, with bed- stig get gentlemen can be adcom- 1 Apply at Li Henry aireet, Brooklyn. Bree, IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS os fow few single gentlemen cas can be accommodated with atte nt ‘® gentleman. Turnie Dery With or without board, by applying at 21 Johpson st., within a few minutes Putten. agate erin.” Letevaies Cateaged OARD IN pena ADS sf Pang PURNISHED room, ‘of Myrtic avenue and with partial Wanton wdel Taquice of FW, w. Dolbeare, Pana bate dns ANd bead ath lihih hus sera OAKD IN BROOKLYN, NEAR THE FERRIES.—. single gentleman can be bo gala a plesaat ell furnished room, and partial in small genteel fa- inily, very pleasantly located. APD Apply al 0 Sands atreet OARD WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILX. OR ‘where there are but few boarders, for a ‘malt ay farnity Vi vie einity of St. oes 's park preferred. Address ferald » Statins @ pertisulars. BogDNGSPERASANT ROOMS »TO LET, Rs ‘ail the modern improvements; the jocation desirable; 48 Henry street, 7 OARDING.—A, GENTEEL, SMALL, FAMILY WILL let one entire floor, splendid); ‘all the mo- ea reapectne par with or. withon or nut wire at 10 Nelaon place, block from Broadway, Averley piace. ase Bosker sedne tas LIES OR SINGLE GENTL ueuay | C feuratte apartments, In drt class private, boarding orig ‘accens from delightfully, ‘ere td of of the: ; also, an to let, suitably prreinhias erase tren, poi a OAR D! .—TO LET, UNF! UNYURNISHED, WITH with BOARD, B oon rer cr scatans ao i Redoom adolnng Lane & good opportunity.” by at LD Bulli Be berson mo AT TWO DOLLARS REK—TO how: i sates ee eto ares G1 BROOKLYN, — GENTLEMEN ANI AND ide a as 0 \NISHED TO LET.—P: AND pou B aru: to genome ain * “Apply at 303 Fourth ate Samet = 1 PRNISHED: Re] minute rer pee aut §1's0 “seach per week ANDSOMELY FURNISHED pense. FOR t GENTLE. ee and tea, omy desired, can bo bai at Pause fr peg eae pees DGINGS.—HAND6O! "3 FURNISHED ROOMS TO ore on the tied ote eh ie soe ehh cy Sn ae 70 Ham 7 BLEECKER STREET—ONE a5 “TWO GENTLE. Oden denining » central location, can have a nicely far. ‘nished room and partin board al No. 4 Sloceker street, cust of Broadway. None but persons of respectability need apply. NE (a Ro Cd SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- jeasant tront or back room, on the third foo toor, wits as fee use of a bath when wanted, at 97 Greene atreet. ‘eferences exchanged, ARLORS.—TO mo ar od A vaRty OF GENLLEMEN, Fiteenth street. oF 8 gentle . fed me parlors, om the first floor, with chandeliers i ‘tront and rear; family small and saduwetie ; hag all the modern impr OOMS TO LET—WITH PARTIAL BOARD, TO GEN- ‘tlemen only. rooms on the second floor. Apply at avenues. Good ‘0. 21 Ninth street, between the Fifth and Bixlb a Ha toe ba 9 LORD & T. stu (oan fee —) ; ermine, Sie ener way. Dp he MERINOES OF THE MOST APPROVED MA- ‘nufacture. pa cone new i bere ered ant & Wali on Mont , October 1 10 cases of rich open, as ha Rak PRINTED At 2s, 6d. per yard. Broadway, Chambers and Reade streete. chee ig Sevag g ae ert RESPECTABLE SINGLE is Faas en oad, BE th le private house, No, 14 Stanton atreet, tis pris Tee aes OR WITHOUT BOARD, ONE, LARGE mfortable room, sui que or single geutle- uire of Mr. Robinson, 366 Broadway. i: ET, WITIT BOARD, IN A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE ig family, © hasidsome back parlor, with chande- lier, pantriem, bi hotand cold water. Also, other plessant room, forsied or unfurnished, wiltasie for single persons oF fam; Hes. ase is new, with all the provements, and Venue eae ” Spanith spc ine ay Dinuer at xa 19 Seventh avenue, one door WO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-=IN Broadway, near the St, Nicholas suitable for single goa. Uemen—an unu opportunity of procuring co miner gue feenice,, coped io spar ms superior; ‘or address “aqulre of Gellady & ipa Balbbe, 483 Broadway. WANTED_GENTEREL BOARD BY THE ADVERTISER, for hime! famny, ees we ‘gon, dan ter, two children @nd nurse, Four. soem, ih esetnd, be third ion mau Ioand respectable: Keepers ca eee easing ho houses ae not apply. Address {mimodi- ANTED—BOARD, Nap Bee SERED ROOMS, for a family of three, Ww children; he pleasane and not below Washtogion square, ‘Adldresn, pomt paid, “Ae C., D0% 3,085 Post ofce, a “‘WANTEP—2BY TWO GENTLEMEN, A WELL FUR- ‘ished room with partial board ina private family, where there are only a few boarders. ipaiee not above Grand street. Please addrows David, Herald of ANTED—A ROOM eet een ATTACHED, for aman and his wife, with board. Address, stating terms, B., vox 17 office. ANTED—A PARLOR OR PARLOR AND ett Se sts Gt Sa ete seers Ww » s ferré ~ ferred. Riaree , accommodations and terms, ANTEDBOARD INA PRIVATE FAMILY, BY A gentleman wife. furnished room on second floar, Seicattsom on third Hoar; tok above Sad wc; nase ona stage route. ‘Terms must be moderate. Address T. stating (ert on, &., Post ofice, prepaid. DRY GUODs, av. WORTH OF | RICH | VALENCIENNES $10.00 1 geek uncorasiaaly Jew. prices, being the sete ot ETE RODENTS & ¢ GOn'sis Broadway.” FALL AND WINTER, FASUIONS GENTLE. 1855 aren’ SERCORD' invite attention from their friends, patrons and the public to thetr which is unequailed and pe from most staple article to the most costly fabric, ‘The inost rigid shopping soltcited. Fy CASER VALENTIA PLAIDS—RICH FALL COLORS— © entirely new good dresses, 3. a cashmeres, flannels, cassimeres and. satinots, will be opened on Monday’and sold at very low pricesatthe Commercial House, 147. BaXnotber J. H. SILSBTT, Poa niga N. B.—Another lot of moire antique lustre, at's, SUPERB Eon vensomentge th OF Pain LACES JUST RB Selved--Brussels polnt sete at $7 9,825, point 4.1 head Pipetite, paint de Angleterse, fread jacts trom 10 cts. 10 $30 yard; also black yao TITHE ENTRANCE OF THE LACK DBPARTMENS ‘be Exposition Universale a Paris, the moat attractive ahd petulant are, the biack Ince veal A large Doe ees ofthe hse ——— black Brussels lace soos, sel pe ir. Roberts russels. are now ready for by ETER RODERTS ao coher’ ‘Broad wag. 7 RICHMOND'S, 269 BROADWAY, RICH LACES AND embroideries, bands, ikerchiels, assortment of ribbons, velvels, boat lovee Ss.,, feathers, flowers, black plumes; choice goods at low and maiie up. foods always freth. Brussel from $6 to $0, pe Falenenes do. from $10 to $40. Honiton from $12 to $50. The newest styles of Parisian caps, head- dresses, &c., selected and made by Mrs. Richmond,’ whose taste ts so well known, LL, WOOL SAXONY PLAIDS.— ‘Twenty cuses extra quality received by the sivamor Wash- ington. Broadwi way, Che ‘Ghatnbere and Teoade Bor EXPOSITION OF » FALL AND yo CLOAKS. GEORGE BRODIE 51 Canal, and 63 Lispenard streets, Respectfully begs to inform the ladies that he will be pre pared to exhibit for thelrinspection, on eee Ocroper 4711, A magnificent amortin FALL CLOAK AND MANTILLAS, ireets. is 0 wn exclusive styles.) Embra: the following fashionable Tabries: ad Silk velvet cloaks and mantijlas; Moire antique do. do. Gray beaver cloth olre antiq ith velvet combined); ier wit iain Cloth, (all oan. ta the and best assorted, both in cloaks and of his own well known manufacture, that ‘ever had the pleasure of opening a season w.th, sramfoed i gots sae, eadiny uaa malin, in Harpers’ and Godey’ an whieh eelobre ted. Barbe thas woule and he ULPIN'S ANNUAL OPENING FALL AND WINTER CLOAKS For city retail WIL TARE TAGE OR THURSDAY NEXT, THEN OCTOBRE, Af TUE PARIS MANTILLA EMPO! AD WA , 361 Bo. On which day he respectfully invites pubite actenton to his an- Bare impertalony and manufactures, prepared expressly. for ‘oecasion, and embracing. all of Pi taste and ingenull: pa, the mgd steamer. eee most commodious mn the tion of ladies faney ture cestly and valuable stock to be found in Der Joak, Pur and Shaw! Emporium, 961 Broadway. RODIE’S FALL ba 4 ‘oid AY. FALL LOA aia MANTILLAS, ufacture. AILEY, FARRINGTON & LESLIE, No. 623 BRO\D Way, would call the attention of the indien 'yle of mourning sets of coll Fenty. Thetr men cannon tail Yeates Also, eannot fail dries, Brimwels and emb clennes and Parts emb wai E z ! al i a z BB a! 2 Ld sang Incr, ounce jety, "A few more of those splendid medallion kets SePiasdees uk elecaaa aed pron pos reer LOAKB AND MANTILLASS Including the latest styles, recelved by the Halle, | Broadway, Cnambors and Reads stroots, ay AND VESTINGS,— 3 nv Sar D & TAYLOR'S, a a 257, 259 and 261 Grand street, Axia new uunibers f aud 49 Catherioe ttre, OAs AT AKD FALMAS— {all atyles, now ready at LORD & TAYLOR'S 255, 257. 259 and 261 Grand street, And new oumbers 47 and 49 Catherine street, the inspection Remember, as the fashionable opening. ving Do 8 of Jadies to convince them of that ‘Turspay, October 2, MAUWWEN ar ne ‘AMES CASEY, 53 reat STREET—IMPORTER AND Cee in gentlemen's other house in the o! Corey Yor cast only" goods, em- Seli cheaper thau any ESR! & TAYLOR HAVE RECKIVGD PER Pas ps AR- from a ANT EMBROID! 1,000 French worked collars, 21500 erotche' vale oe Also, a tt ction, the sin LES AS 1D! lars, at to $10. iabrottered do.; fror $10 to $29. ‘ull assortment of sleoven, bands and hindkerchiefs. 5, 257, 259 1 Gi And new numbers 47 and 49 Catherine street. ADIES! AND CHILDREN’S Tanti CES. ie Lae WHITE AND BROWN TABLE gre. yA Is, bem od! _ ‘doy lien, ‘anim deta, towel ‘40.5 8 ‘sale to oust ea cash tee by. y Wit, MA MATHEWS, 62 wad 84 Cathar Tuer ‘OURNING SILKS.—C. F. BARTHOLOMEW HAS RE cetved a splendid asso ‘assortment of Cen thee cite ng ‘of mo NWA have now fully completed ‘Silks, shawis, ee pisids I", nd pectfully invite thei and inspect their Intent and: most expresaly for the clly trade, G00) HALSTEAD & DYKE, NO. — oly steed inal Strains Embroideries, hosiery, ac. ir friends and the putlic ta calt imported EW DRY GOODS, Win open on Monday, ist Octo co. from steamers Baltic and goods. Washington, » large snd beautiful stock of taucy dry eer < Emnbroiderfes, acon: cates’ Nustins, Hens howdy, sores, fe, be. Nos, 55, OPULAR TRADE.— On Monday, Cctober 1, the subscribers will offer, from thet Fog nlar stock, twenty cases of i eb AN! RIC! At 65 cents p per y ro Os At $1 per yard. T. ST ‘hand 168 Broudwy apart STRIPED SILKS, ass Wipe bo Ricn Pirro, EWART & GO, Brondwyay, Ohatabers and Iseade street. ARIS AUX VILLES DE FRANCE—NO. Bigg th ienne—Ruo Richeiteu No. 104.—Latest novelties im alka, ishiaw le, mention, laces, Unens, gloves, baw: Brat wholeeale and retail the most fashionable Vivienne and the rue Richelien i street the remunerating f Profie, All one price Goods pu: ed or the Sngitah, smoney re P ferman rietors earnestly solioit the honor of @ the admi- leganec, manufactared and tel ‘ir dengued ned for this emporium of fashion, preduphe ee 6 ga sold at the lowest s in por A TE a h.'T BTRWART & CO,, aT, Chambers and Reade streets. Ss SHAWLS.-WE SHALL OPEN Mee MONDAY 10 cartons of ontirely W's BOND, 108 say at ex. tremely moderate prices. ave., directly opposite Jefferson market, HAWLS | SHAWLS 1! HOLTON 4 BOGUE 486 RIGHTH avenue, one door corner Thirty-fourth street, wt exhibit, on ‘Monday, 2 large stock ot cham My he and stella shawls, entir patterns. Bought ai son chen. Also, two lots of gro “te affrique silks, at 63. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0. at totatirhennacicaran May nate xronaeemmtent gino TTHE BAZAAR, 31 be age 8’ WILL BE A sold on Monday, at 120’clock, 20 fee Hoe att Purposes; also pew and second JOUN H, PRIVATE tere or ranted sound and kind, ory , Fourteen Cap ee th i SALE—A FIRST rer FAMILY HORSE, WAR- aa ner te eerie, Brooklyn: above the medium size, . Offered for sale seen at W. H. Miles’ stable, 54 Fo SALE—A VERY ign oe Cee truek, iaveiler. Can be seen street, near avenue C, E, R SALE—A BLACK PACING PONY, GOOD IX (HAR. the saddle, sound ond oud kind. Kor further F%, SALE—A VERY hag egy HO) for chesnut sorrel, switch tail, sound Weome Greenwich I ae SALE—A PATR ha Eur CHESNUT-.SO! carriage borees, pnd oe bara oe. a GATF! ‘a gentleman (4 Hicery: alee ‘eat Nineteenth at horses, sete for ali prietor. Coach HoUsE Ar. ‘avenue and Thirty- has 7 Years old; sound and 08 ‘wok given fr Cial sey res vont: ‘be cannot be excelled. N, 172 Lexington avenue, corner of yet sben af the iron Be Price $300. want of ag Oa ve MORGAN Bones, ‘aniinal; will bé sold low. Can er wy at 625 ‘oud, Kind and fas, Fat aren babel cic 6 YEARS PLD. ceeome ia rank an extra Fanly oe eee Fees Se re BS rea twenty: r good order; also, a SALE—A Se E WAGON, With 7H 108 as Is IN new, ‘sah to eed order, iota value, sealant “Apply new, be seen at tT JAMES BREWSTER & HON, 396. OR SALE—AT 44 WOOSTER STREET, A ito marry lt 1G bande +01 kind, feod order, aud will be 0 top wagon and shermann’s btce if orn and 5th ave. ateer, and ‘a first rate @coal ‘cart snd harness, ta Fe, 8A SA SORBED, MARE, SIX fold tn r y