The New York Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1855, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1855. Islands Correspondence. Unrrep Searas F: Jammsrown, Post or Sanra ra On, Gana a iananDe, } Sudden Death of Col. J. C. , Onited States Goneul at the Islands—Grand ‘Ceremoniale Ob- served at Hie Funeral—Respect Paid to His Me mory by the Spanish Authorities and the Popula- Den adees of the Consulate, §e., §¢- "Phe circumstances of our being at this island (en ‘youte to the rendezvous of the squadron at Isle St. Vinoont, Cape de Verds,) at the moment of the decease of our late respected Consul for this island, Colonel J. ©. Hut, of New York, and the cordial manner in which this melancholy Bvent has been sympathized with on the part of all the aathorities of her Majesty the Queen of Spain, the local authorities, aud the various consuls and Bitizens representing foreign governments, and in sffording to our Commander-in-Chief, Comodore Crabbe, commanding U.S. forces on the coast of Africa, every possible courtesy and facility for the interment of the body of the deceased in a manner calculated to impress the people with the respect and consideration which we p to the remains of public functionaries, has seemed to me to be of suf- ficient interest to demand that 1 should communi- cate the facts to you “ officeusement,” and must be Dy apology for troubling you with this letter. When at Madeiraa few days since, Commodore Cralibe received a letter’ from Col. Hart, requesting that, if convenient, the flagship should call at this port on her way south, which was most cheerfully complied with, and the more so as the actiny master of this ship is a nephew of the late co: sul. The ship was accordingly anchored off the mole of the town at 8 o’clock on the morning of the 24ih inst., and at 9 o’clock Lieut. Barnet (Flag Lieut.) was despatched by the Commodore to visit the Con- pul, tender to him a passage to the ship, and to visit the authorities and announce officially his arrival. Lieut. Barnet found the Consul at his residence, but Iaboring under a severe attack of illness, which Beems to have come very snddenly upon him, as there waa evidence in his apartments that the moment the ship had been signalized at day-1 lights he had made preparations for his visit ou board; but being, now too ill, he excused himself to Lieutenant Barnet for not being able to accompany him to the authorities; asked that his nephew might visit him, and stated that he would visit the Commodore the moment he felt able, and having made these re- marks; sat down; when Lieut. Baruet observing that ‘he was distressed, let, but had scarcely crossed the tireshhold of the room, when he heard a heavy fall, and returning to the apartment, found him extended at full length on the or provement, it was immediately cared for, and the ba msi tothe forces called to his aid, and as soon as possible he was visited by both the surgeons of this ship, the junior remainiug with him till 4 A. M. of the 25th, when he breathed his last, without = been able to communicate a single sentence it other than slight signs of recognizing fhe resence of his nephew. The disease or attack seems to have been a rapid ‘and irremediable “ cerebral congestion,” which no are or skill could relieve. ‘The decease of Col. Hart having thus taken place while he was engaged in the active duties.of the consulate, It would not be singular if he has left Rome official duties or correspondence in an un- Gnished state. The most important, however, to our commercial interests, so far as we can discover, is the unfinished business of the American brig Ame- Tica, of Matapoissett, lately condemned in this port (and now here unsold) a3 unseaworthy, but in this particular case Commodore Crabbe has provided b: appointing an agent, and will inform the depai mee Tegarding thia and all other circumstances one ad EMRE the 25th, the flag of the Consulate an was lowered at half mast, the authorities rotted of the decease of the Consul, and a request made by Commodore Crabbe that the Officers and seamen, marines and es mous land at the proper time with arms and eaquipm ipments requisite for pay paying the proper nied jonora to the remains of the deceased—all of which was = cheerfully ted by the Captain General, reaing’ his deep regtet that sel nee to wale Coon ‘would oe his accompa a Seg Ap poems ut that all the departnen of = jesty’s goverument should be represented. next day (yesterday, the 25th) was the festival posta the = Fevers oh ¢ auniversary of the defeat of Lord is fleet on this island in 1797, it “ard feemed necessary that the funeral should take place in the evening of the 24th, and be author ies and foreign consuls were accordingly eee they desired to be) to be present at 6 oe accordance with this arrangement, the officers, band, seamen, marives (infantry), in full uniform, were landed at 5 o'clock P. M., and having met the ‘ities and Stag Fe consuls at the American Consulate, the funeral took place at the appointed hour‘and in form according to the annexed pro- gramme, the ship We) nine fren, as minute guns, each at an interval of for minutes, while the pro- cession moved:— ORDER OF THE FUNERAL PROCESSION FOR THE BURIAL OF COL. J. C. HART, OF NEW YORK, UNITED STATES CONSUL AT THE ISLAND OF TENERIFFE, CANARY ISLANDS. Surry 24, 1855. Lieut. Bartlett, U. Navy, Marshal, Marine Guard of the Tanai: Capt. Rich. The Rev. the Chaplain Thomas. ‘The Bod; r, and ‘insensible to speech Pall Bearera. ¢ Pall Bearers. PurserTaylor,U.8.N} borne by | Lieut. Myers, U.S.N. Portuguese Consul. 4 U.S. Seamen, } Consul of Uruguay. Freach Consul. ‘from Serdinian Consul. Jamestown. Lhiet a Master J. E. Hart, U, $N. angeons an ‘and Physicians. Bontin rom U.S, ship Jamestowa, Potty Officers. Warrant Officers. American Shipmasters and Mates, U. 8. Commissioned Officers. Staff of the Military Commandant. Staff Officers of Cay General. The Alcalde of Teneriffe. Foreign Consuls at Teneriffe. Daptain of the Staff Representing Military Commandant. Colonel of Staff Representing Civil Government. Colonel of Staff Re} ting Captain General. Bia Excellency Senor De Vargas, Civil Governor of all ¢ Canaries, Queen's Secretary, &c., &c. Lioutensnt Commanding Armetro ftepresenting the American Commander-; Chief. i. The body of the deceased was interred in the walled @nclosure of the English cemetery, amid a concourse of people so dense as led us to iol that nearly the entire population had attended the ceremonies. On passing the military posts the troops ey Soest pend oe prom. tet i en m the ceme ne not Fe omitted ¢ on Aah S. te authorities of tt jpanish government confer honor an respect 10 the memory of the deceased, and thereby to the feng gr which he represented in these islands. and all, returned to the ship with most perfect © order and military precision, so that we hag. nomiing to mar the solemnity of the oc. ion, The a and seals of the office have been laced in the kee of the agent appointed by Son. Crabbe, of w) he will duly ad: the gov- ernment. T have that these details would interest you, 93 $e Consul was from r city or its vicinity, courtesy of the js here has been the more remarkable as \deretand the authoritics refused these courtesies bth agli oly be tre ars since, “All the ls of the commis in any r nom to exist, ere tear old ‘ve fully liquidat- ed by the ) acting Joba E. Hart, U. 5. N. Naval Intelligence. ‘The following extract of a letter will be read with in- Erg by those who take pride in our Navy. It is from ‘Lieut. Commanding Porter, of the U. 8. storeship Supply, pow iw oe oe Uatiereanenn se " board our ship are doing well. The; all the sails on ‘he mounds and com at the 6 . 8. frigate Savannah, Capt. and 0. 8. U3. Com, ren, were still at 1 §. cutter Joseph L a Franelaco, “wea ‘ase oe tarts The U. 8. steamer Water Ig Lieut. PP ge ‘was at Buenos Ayres tit July, ei ~ ‘pairs. The 0.8. pene Humbolit, Capt. Gord ore vin io, » arrived at Sen" Freucleed mete 8. steamer Active sailed from Vancouver, August etn to the North, for coal. a hiowing a list of officers ordered to the steam fu) Hien Sen to, now at New York, the fiag ship of the juadron :--Oommodore—Jamea Armstrong; En Mears i, Bale Meutesante—H. H. Levis, ie, Surgeon of lin Reet cWar finawell Wood! Asciaeani 5 Brodit; Mater Richart T. Breet, baetorae Mharies Johnston: Gaaner- Soha Or Rittel; Carpenter F, Tire? assstent w. Wr. H. Brooks; Third Assletent Ragi- pw Biles, H. ©. Victor, and C, H. Baker, ‘The sloop of war Levant is now fi out at New York §° join the Raat squadron. The is a list pe Wea, Rents; Geo, Cotvocorsasis, John J. Guthrie, Sas. = 3. Caboose, Acting Commander J, has been ordered to the com- mand of the Jamestown, the fag ship of the Atican FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONKY MARKET. Sarvupay, Oct. 6—6 P. M. ‘There was a very active and a very buoyant time at the Stock Exchange to-day. Every stock on the list ad- vanced, some considerably. Erie and Reading were in very great demand. Nearly seven thousand shares o! Reading were sold, principally in large lots, and for cash, Nearly five thousand shares of Erie were sold—the bulk for cash; and at the opening Stato stocks and railroad bonds were freely offered and as freely taken, There was a sale of Louisiana 6’s, in one lot of $100,000, at 92, and 4 small lot sold afterwards at an advance of 34 per cont IMinois Central Railroad bonds sold to the extent of about $160,000—almost entirely for cash—at an improve- roent, Cumberland Coal shows a slight advance; and from the movements going on in certain quarters, wo should not be surprised to sce an advance of some conse- quence. It is about as good a stock as can be found in the street for speculation. Any one having more money than they know what to do with, who is dis~ posed to risk a portion of it om a fancy stock, could not do better than to take a ‘flyer’ in Cumberland. leveland and Toledo advanced to-day, with proity active sales, The present price is dividend on, and not ex-divi- dend, as reported by » cotemporary. At the first board y Virginia 6's advanced 44 per cent; Erie Bonds, 1875, 3; Illinois Central Bonds, 1; Harlem, 14; Cumberland, 44; Erie Railroad, 4; Panama, 1; Galena and Chicago, 1} Reading, 1; Michigan Central, 2; Michigan Southern, 2; Minois Central Railroad, 44; Cleveland and Toledo Rail- read, 3g. All the Western railroad stocks were in active demand at the advance, and closed firm, with an upward tendency. Michigan Southern and Galena and Chicago will take the lead and keep it, entirely upon their real merits. The steamship Washington, from this port for South- ampton and Bremen, to-day, carried out $70,315 in Ameri can gold, Total shipment for the week, $323,801, At the second board the upward movement continued in full force, with pretty active sales. Cumberland ad- vanced 34 per cent ; Galena and Chicago, 1; Harlem, 3; Erie, 3¢ ; Readit Railroad, 34. There were no sales of Hodson River Railroad this afternoon. This morning there was a sale at 363g per cent, the lowest we have no- ticed for along time. The condition of this company can- not certainly be understood. ‘The gross earnings of the road during the year ending September 30, 1864, amounted t0....0..00446 . $1,753,986 35 Operating road, "$1,150,076 “14 ray $9,428 09; rent and leases, $138,415 23 7 interest, $539,458 99........ Deficiency, Sept. 80, 1854.. $84,201 00 ‘The gross earnings of this road for the year ending September 30, 1855, were $1,869,804. Increase on last year, $115,818. Deduct from this 74 per cent operating expenses, and we have left $30,113. If the other items of expenditure remained the same as in 1854, there was a de- ficiency on the 80th of Sept., 1855, of $54,178, and not one cent reseryed for dividends or depreciation. Upon what possible ‘Minas any person 4s induced to hgld Hudson River Railroad stock under this state of things we cannot imagine. They are either ignorant of the present condi- tion of the company, and the ultimate fate of the stock— total annihilation—or they cling to that most absurd of all hopes, that the great consolidated Central Company intends to buy them up at fifty per cent. It is beginning to be conceded that the Central capital is already about large enough; that it has taken in of bad and worthless roads a sufficient quantity, without swallowing the Hudson River Railroad at $12,000,000. Besides, no Legislature could be induced to add another dollar to the immense money power already fastened upon its vitals. Any legislator who should vote for such a bill would be tarred and feathered by his consti- tuents on his re(urn home, and deservedly so. ‘An officer of the Galena and Chicago Railroad Company was recently asked by a large stockholder, what he con- sidered the stock of the company worth. His answer was that when it touched 150 per cent, it would begin to approximate its actual value as a permanent investment. Holders of the stock can form a pretty correct idea from this of what it is worth, and govern themselves accord- ingly. Any holder not obliged to realize who sells at anything below 150 per cent, or even at that, makes a mistake, and will see it before he gets much older, ‘The exports from this port last week were quite heavy, and full one-half of the aggregate was in breadstuffs. The value of merchandise shipped to each port was as follows =— COMMERCE OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK. 680 Glasgow. Antwerp... Bremen ? $1,838,277 3 ranada Venezucla...... Value of merch’dise exported auring the week. $1, rity ett Do. specie do. do, Total exportation Total importation 18,213,626 Excess of importa over exports............,81,! 412,211 The following is a comparative statement of ‘the value of exports from the commencement of the year to Octo- ber 4— sore B1,801,816 1854. 1855. Increase, Decrease. + $11,905,830 $9,300,061 - % 506, 771 6,002,138 3,669, 518 - 332) 620 261; "246, ~ 6,060 3,724,581 769,447 = sulin . 2,678,949 3,003,050 $514,101 - 795,404 1,002,646 207,212 «| 1,106,562 2)160,118 1,053,550 Pe $26,364,670 $20,398,984 $1,774,809 $7,800,585, Net decrease to October 4, 1885., + $6,025,686 The shipments of breadstufls from this port to Liver- pool last week amounted to more than $400,000, To Lon™ don they were also larger, but to Havre they have not yet been very active. To all parts of the continent we aro exporting flour, wheat and corn. To the British pro- vinces, to Sough America and all the West India islands, breadstuffs are going in large quantities. Our importa- tions last week of general merchandise were somewhat larger than usual, while the aggregate is not above the average. The principal articles of import were aa tol. lows:—Furs, $59,046; brandy, $64,915; dressed skins, $60, 943; undressed skins, $107,495; iron, $103,318; railroad tron, $110,809, steel, $59,720; tin, $84,324; lead, $75,299; pigiron, $68,820; sugar, $54,600; tea, $69,514, Total 925,800, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantityand value of foreign dry goods entered at this port tor consumption, for warehouse, and also the withdrawals from warehouse, during the week ending and including Thursday, Oct. 5, 1855:— 5 Movemeyts 1x Forman Dry Goons, Consump’n. Withi'ls. Ware Manufactures of wool. $14,209 557 Do, 8,240 20,182 27,501 12\347 6412 4,568 1,44 6, 253 Totals......s.0+ees;++.-81,108,821 $79,806 $18,901 Total value put on the market... + +$1,209,71 The advanced stage of the season, though preceded fa great activity in the dry goods trade, and at remunerat- ing prices, begins to tell somewhat on the amount of transactions, and the business of the past week has been less animated and the demand from the interior less ex- tensive. There continues, however, a good demand for certain styles of goods and desirable fabrics, such as black silks, velvets, &c., with other foreign goods, and prices are well maintained. Cloths and satinets of fine qualities are in light stock and firm. Mouselin de laines are dull, especially older styles and patterns, which aro more or less unsaleable, Ginghams are without altera- tion. Drills, owing to a fair foreign demand and steady home trade, aro firm. Ticks are also firm, with limited sales, Corset jeans are in good demand, and have a ten- dency to higher price. Printing cloths are in good sup- ply, and quotations do not vary materially from those of the previous week. Brown sheetings and shirtings are dull and difficult of sale, without some concession in prices, Bleached sheetings are also dull, and sell quite slowly. Cotton duck is in better demand, at steady prices. The receipts of foreign dry goods have been larger for the past month than for the same period last year, All new styles of desirable and seasonable goods have found ready purchasers at full prices, while old styles and fabrics have been sold off, through auction stores, to the highest bidder. Plaid goeds aro still in Yogue, and sell well at good prices. This season’s de- mand for French goods has stimulated the demand for increased importations trom that quarter, and heavy shipments are sail to be on their way hither, both by sailing vessels and by steamers. Such a fact, when apecie would almost certainly be called for sooner or later, to pay for the bulk of them, formerly excited mach apprengnaion. But aot 00 now, The case ix very didterent, ‘The deficiency of the harvest in Germany and in France will enable us to pay for all the goods ‘from France we shall want’for consumption, im breadstuffs, and, if we are economical, leave a balance in our favor. We can also supply England with produce sufficient to keep down the price of sterling bills. Im domestic goods the low stages of water in the streams of New England have to some extent influenced production. Many descriptions have continued to maintain great firmness. Osnaburgs are in good demand and prices firm, Denims are held at former prices. Prints are heavy, and some sales have been reported, in lots, ata decline. Lawns are plenty, and prices without improvement, There is a better de- mand for cotton warp, and black mixed is at $125 4 $1 35. Satinets are in fair request. Tweeds of desirable descriptions are active, at full prices. Keutuecky jeans are dull, Flanoels and blan- kets are in fair demand, without change iu prices. Other wool fabrics are generally firm. Cotton flannels are in light stock and prices firm. The past week’s business in domestic dry goods has been quite large, The season for this class of goods, however, ¢s- pecially as faras the trade of tho distant South and South-western States is concerned, is drawing to a close, while the near trade, which, though buying usually less heavily at any one period, generally extend their busi- ness more over the year, from the great fueilities they possess of communication, Upon the whole, the dry goods trade may congratulate itself on having enjoyed the Jargest and most. remunerative business experienced for several years past. Stock Exchange. Fripay, Oct. 6, 1855. $2000 U S 6's, 68... ni 30 shs Erie RR..b60 5555 10000 Tenn6’s, "00560 do ‘ 2000 Virginia 6’s,, 10600 do, 10000 do. -b60 po Missouri 4... de 84m 1000 Brie ( Con ba, 71 803g 4000 Eo bonds, "75. 87% 2S 10 Bk of Commerce, 10834 5 Contin’1 Ins Co... 100 100 : A 200 Penn Cl Co..b60 102 SD ne Or....0 BF IND BOARD. $1000 Harlem omtgbs’ *8 12000 I Cen RR bs.. 81 3000, 8 CINCINNATI STOCK SALES. tee & Holmes. For the week ending October 3, 1855.—85,000 Cin. & Chicago RR. Co., real estate & per cent bonds, Geo. Milne frastae, 38 8 (and eh $1,600 Ind. & Cin. R.'R. Co.,7 por cent div. 006 Cin., Wil. & Zanes. R. R. Co., 7 pet, gent, a mort. bonds, 65 (& int.) ; $2 000 Coving” & per cent 2d mort. bonds, 05 (& int ice eee R. Co., 7 per cent 2d mort. bon int); $600 Little iit Co., dividend scrip, A $300 bak Piqna & Indiana R, R. Co., income bonds, a 90'shares Cin. & Chic. R. R., 1234 (& int Marlette & Gin, R; Ry 22(& int); 0'40, Gin, Ham. Dayton R. 1, 80; 40 do. Central Ohio, 80; 100 0, Ct wae & Zanes, R, 3 (& int.) ; 20 do. Colum. & Xe 923g; 81 do. indian: a & Cl R. R., 6136; 80 do, Cor ington & Lexing. 27 (& int.); 200 do. Cin., fia & Jndlanayol, 8200 do. Cin, & Chicago, 12% (& int.) ; 26 do, Little Miami, 96; 8 do. Central Obio, 26; 187 do. Ohio & Miss.» 11 (& int.); 200 do, do, 1034 a9. 100 do. do., 10 do.; 356 do. do., 8 do.; 54 do. Chicago 12% do.; 228'do. Ohio & Miss,, 8 do.; 176 , 836 do.; 19 do. Farmers’ Bank, Ky., 10534. CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarurpar, Oct. 6—2 P. M. There was much excitement in breadstuffs to-day, and sales were very large. Nearly all the wheat an: ‘four sede, Bede purchased and chiefly for export. Flour— Sales about 10,0000 15,000 bbls., at an advance of 12 er cent for common to extra State, which closed at a $8.25. Wheat--The sales reached between 100,000 and 150,000 bushels, at firmer rates, Red Southern ranged from $1 90 a $1 95; white do., at $2 06 a $2124, and a lot of prime white Canada, at $2 20; inferior Upper Lake, at $165; sound red Western, at $185 a $1 90. Corn— 40,000 Dushels sold at 880, e., which was an advance. Pork was flat snd sales enigy Cotton steady. Whiskey firm, with sales at 4134 for prison. "ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. BOARDING AND LODGING. 868° BROADWAY, UNION SQUARE. .— HANDSOME auite of rooms to let, to a select famntly or gentlemen, git or without board, or on European plan. Private table, if req 76 ea a OR SINGLE GENTLE- men wishing board for the winter will find rooms, In fils or single as, ma yo desired, tn the large, oouimodioes bouse corner of way and Ninth street, west side, 72 SIXTH AVENUE.—TWO WELL FURNISHED rooms to let, se} separate oF together, with breakfast and ‘ea if required, Bath, with all modern improvements, gas, &c. HABITS CAN BE AC room and board by applying OARD.—A leaner AND WIFE, OR TWO jentlemen, gan be accommodated with clegast at Gaoes oe =e | and era. itoprovementa, situated Fours aaa levdcmnconetbresaeer. Address 4,074 ogni wif OARD. —HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN honse 46 West Washinton place, to let to famatlies or eullemen, with fullor partial board, Hoase ‘orn improvements, Refereuccs exchanged, OaRD TO LET BY A WIDOW LADY, A LARGE, ently furpished parlor onficattoor, to a lad en leman; fu lady ouly, No cher. boarders, Situation central, west of, and near Broadway aul Four'h sireet, | 'Thoce Wishing a quiet, geuiecl home, at a reasonable rate, will address 8, T., Union Square Post Oflice, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A LADY AND ORETLEMAN, or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated inrge bandsomie roots and beard. to & house with, te me rh improvemenis, within five nulnutes? walk of the South or fa street terries. Inquire at 248 Henry street, corner of Congress. Terms moderate, References required, OARD IN BROOKLYN—FOR THREE OR FOUR GEN- Yemen, oF a gentleman wad lady, in s private family, Where cvery attention aud comfort will Be ntforded, tome parloz and bedrooms Yaosais Apply et 25 Congress atroet, tree doors below Henry, Brooklyn OARD IN BROUKLYN. -A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wile, or one or two single gentlemen, can obtain good board ond pleasant rooms, wear the ferry; terms reasonable, Apply at 46 Sands street, OARD IN BROOKLYN,—A NEW HOUSE, AND FULLY furnished, with all tue modern tiaprovements, will be open in ten for the reception of geutlemen and thelr wives; also a few single gentlemen, Apply at No. 59 State street, of posite Garden, OARD IN HOBOKFN—FURNISHED ROOMS. 70 LET, with board, at No.4 Hudson piace, Inquire of 1. . Stod 46 Cortlandt street, New Yor OARD WANTED—FOR A FAMILY CONSISTING OF four persons; also, for a gentieman and lady, aud where ihere are no other boarders, The house must bo pleasant! situated above Fourteenth sireet, between Third and Sixt ayenues, and must haye all the nodern improvements—fur- pished or unf If satisfactory, permanent board, Boarding-house keopers need not apply. Address J. H. K., Herald aftice, Bone Mig ge GENTLEMEN AND WIVES; Al a: gle ‘the mi York. LO a few single gentlemen can be accommodated with good rdand pleasant rooms, by ats ‘oH D., Novd Fourth street, third door from South ‘Tenth street, Brooklyn. OARDING.. —GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, sn00 single gentlemen, can obtain fine rooms and qood dourd the new house 560 Pear! sirect, a few doors from roadway. OARDING.—A LARGE BACK PARLOR ‘ON THE first tloor of a first class private house, with gaa, batha, &c., With ful oF partial Hour, Yo-one or two bingle gohtiemed, oi Fery reasonable terms, House very quiet, No ebildren, "Re ferences exchanged. Apply at jullivan street, near Amity OARDING—A FRONT ROOM ON THE SECOND floor, with grate and pantries, to Tei; bedroom adjoining it required. Also a sinail room for'a single gentleman. “Apply At U2 Madison street, between Catherine and Market streets. QOARDING. —A “GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN ‘be accommodated with board and pleasant unfurnished Tooms, on the second floor, at 11 Second avenue. BOszVING —10 LET, A NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT room, with grate aud pantry, suitable for gentleman and Wife, or two single gentlemen; also, one single room, at the pleasantly situated house, 47 North Moore street, Baths in the house. BOARDING =A LADY LIVING ENTIRELY ALONE, Jn a pleasant house, quietly loented, wishes to let one of iwvo rooms furnished or unfurnished, to a gentleman and lady, with full board for the lady only, Addres Mra. Clark, Broadway Post ofice, for three days, ROOKLYN.—A FAMILY OF FOUR OR FIVE CAN be comfortably accommodated on tecond floor ina rt Glass private house, on very reasonable terms; also, & dine t room on third tloor, with ifnil or partial board. most desirable and very convenient to the South and Wall sireot ferries. Apply at 242 Henry street, ROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—PLEASANT ROO 4S, WITH hoard, for gentlemen and thelr wives of single gentlemen, can be obtained at 120 Columbia street, within ik of Wall street and Fulton ferries, ‘Brooklyn. NGLISH BOARD—AN ENGLISH FAMILY, LiviNG in good English style, ina firat class house aud location, have two beautiful, large, furnished rooms to spare ‘which Wey would like to let to 8 corresponding number o gentlemen, full or partial board. ‘Terms acco! requirements, References ‘exchanged. Ot Ualon square office, PPRENCH BOARD—A FRENCH TEACHER OFFERS board in bis prit ee os a few gentlemen wishing to sar French by practice only ta spoken by bit family, WHO, ist well as meet ro from Paris’ ‘The Uormas wwill Belge lessons. aa ail tn necessary instruction. Hie house, situated at 239 Tenth street, near Second avenue, has all the modern improvements, ANDSOME FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET of a parlor and bedroom, with closets and bath, lable ter ome or two single gentlemen; vento ie required. Apply at 6 ‘Great ‘Voues Strvel, iaisd "door from road w' URRAY HILL—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR two single gentiemen,can find boarding In a strlotly pri- Yato family.” efurences exchanged. Apgly at No. 42° Bast ‘Thirty tifti strect, between Madison and Fourth avenues, EAT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO A GENTLE- i oe and lady (board for the lady only), at 130 Franklin et. EWLY FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS, with and without board; also, meals furnished, without ym: 81 Henry street. OOMS TO LET.-THREE OR FOUR F aceaiag tls gree furnished spartments, sullable for gentlemen and thelr wives, Or single gentlemen, wiih full or partial board. The house is pleasantly situated, and has gas and bath. Apply at 2 Fou treat.” References required. OOMS_WITH PARTIAL BOARD, FOR TWO GEN. tlemen, may be who take but four; Iogation 148 Ninth street, ‘near Broadway. WO ROOMS ADJOINING, IN THE SECOND STORY, with board, in a well furdished house, genteel neighior: hood and private family, wonld be let to a gentleman and wite, or two single gentlemen, or ladies. rat o'clock. Refe: Fences required. Apply at 210 West Thirty first street. 10 HOTEL PROPRIETORS.—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN ‘wishes to procure board in a good hatel ferred), where his services in k Ushment during the evening will arta compen: for his board. Address J. Cooper, box He- rald office. 'ANTED—TWO GENTLEMEN ARE DESIROUS OF hoene'p | on bebe! ny pares or in the city between Parlor and p at iceta two wel eieye Eee = a ar Commnnications, ms, KC, Rhiremed JF. M. Weraidotiee, ome ____HOUSES, ROOMS, &., WANTED. _ ne OF A HOUSE WANTED. —ONE HALF OF 0 or three slory house wanted in respectable neighbor. y afamily without children, Please address Baxter, Bortia tive sikung tars, losston, convenience, &¢. Lower Part of ihe cily preferred, (0 BUILDERS.—WANTED TO PURCHASE FROM TEN © fifteen houses in the upper part of the city or Brooklyn, aiue frei $5,000 to. $7 000 bach, or whieh the purchaser wil pay balf cash and half in valuable Brooklyn lots, Inquire of A, Kendall, 114 West Thirty-tourth street, ‘betore 10 A. M., or of'A. J, Kendall, 146 Laurens street, after'4 P. M. QO SRINCE, STREET “SINGLE GENTLEMEN (WILL, fi in suites or single, as may be desired. The House contains all the modern improvements. 62.8 EMSEN | STREET, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS —A ult, consisting of thrée large and ele, joor, suitable for one or more famill the above delightfully located F at6 o'clock. " References exchanged, WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—A FEW SEL! 5 families, and gentlemen of the firat respectabilit opt veaccommodated with suits or single rooms, with fullor partial toad in that eligible brown stone building, which ts ‘new nisl contains all the modern Simprovements. It Gellghitally located between Brond y and Sixth avenue, Re- ferences required. as baths, gas, &. iain inde fovea Se bau a," NINTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE. —1 - ee frail roan sae ger ar " Mouse, af N Ninth street, near tee ae fa a 10 CARROLL PLACE, BLEECKER STREET.—GEN- themen und their wives and -single gentlemen can be Pep Ae pa with pleasant, handsomely fur- ae evans & in suite, on moderate terms, , Diuner ‘clock, ee bo ot ned FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM red and bis wife, ora ‘tonal ry Aig! board. The nse is pleasantly ocated, has gaa bath, Apply at 125 We (th and 7th avenues,” Beceronces exchanged, tween A ® NE SUITE OF Reo oN BRCOND FLO - also one single room, in house No, of a wane Weteal iesercomedan ‘may be obialnod by Reroeaaie per- PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN ONE 0} ‘most pleasant streets up town, offer a large tad coal room adjoi board, to two gentlemen who may desire & comfortable winter. Dinner hour six o'clock, | ny od required, Address G. M. C., (Dost paid, Broadway J SRE em er a A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. OB OE OR Two sty. iwemen necomny ) coma rooms aid bourd 1s private forlly in Toast acer nee pat Pema, vince Wor further pardoviars, sdisess A.'B., ox een TL YOUNG Lope pew f WISHES TO rou eaanay ye ENGAGE A ROOM, or on Sundays, in a genteel ‘ate fa) between ii ih streets, Madress X., box 1,857 Fost ofice, <a! Pir A SINGLE ee! WHO ARE DESIROUS TF quotes aarese Pirie non tor Merah onet a ibe Fal table, may addrese OARD—A SMALL FAMILY Fa tae Boe Fir ah i, RBAIDING At 8 Wiser UE LOWER PART OF A HOUSE WANTED, CONTAIN- Ing the modern Improvements, above Bleccker street. Ad- stating location and terms, (which must be moderate,) HL. A: D., Broadway Post office. }O LAND OWNERS.—WANTED TO BUY, A LARGE ‘and healthy tract of land, near a railroad, with a siren running through it, on reasonable terms. Address, witlf fall Particulars, E. F, Hanulbal, Herald ofée.” No agents neod apply. de ‘ANTED—AN ELEGANT FURNISHED HOUSE, FOR ‘an unexceptiouable tenant until May, near Broadway, and not abore Twenty.ird sreet; two hundred and ity dol ¢ given for a house of that discription, Address ox 3,425 Post ollice, Warrant OF A HOUSE FOR A FAMILY consisting of three grown persons, in a = neighbor- hood, and not farther up than Houston street. le of the, ein preferred. ent must be reasonable. Please ad- tone mint B., Broadway Fostoflice, stating and loca- y ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, rea = Aig) FIRST ig as vember, a small house or in New York, lyn, or Hoboken, in a respecte: Eeighboehood. fess, stating; location ahd terms, HT. 8., box 1,8 Post ofc. ANTED—PART OF A HOUSE IN THE Matt or oa neleoe peat by leman Canal street, west side and wife, References exchan| y, M.W., Canal street. 8 ‘ANTED—WITHOUT BOARD, BY A SINGLE GEN- tleman (below Union square}, a furnished room, with bedroom and bath room convenient to it, Address box 2,423 I particulars. ‘0 hs den Sg byl Wo aeieed eoghet a hare avenues. tree, el etree furniture ia eta the owe, ititwuits, ‘sdirew 3 BS bo ‘399 Post office, "ANTED TO RENT—A OL el HOUSE. <r first of + rent Kagiaeper month staation,vetw ith and ‘Twe 7 mo! tween Kignth and Twenty fr R. R. M., Pelham, iene meee N.Y. Wa TO PURCHASE—A MODERATE sIzk Philadelphia basement @, between Fourth gat ice avenues, not further up town, than third street. Price not to ex ened 90 200. Mine addreseed to J. tine Union square Post office, will Tecelve attention. SPORTING. ate cHgtcE BREEDS OF Doas FOR SALE ‘AND stock. bang ot Lniment and flea exterminator, tnfalli- Hhy curing nl sores snd dlucases of the skin. deal psudten of Fulton sirevts rs as OAT FOR SA12 THE RACK BOAT LETITIA, wo feet long four feet, two inches beam, une h Sooond with carn and everthing seraniote er eer hyoa Nor value. Address P. G., box 3226 Post ome. one four CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE. MR, F, D Lis 5} bas: ed from 14 ith Sei rene, Nara tlt ces are Racket Coir, wept by My i Bee eee | ‘nited States. They health{ul exergiggs Will witngss aa DRY GOODS, 40. Ges ati! Prints for comfortab| eset ALL NEW— wey erie: wid tj tater ta gant ee French Therinocn at pat to10s.” Kind, color ‘and 91 4 axosile lent nee linen ae WANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH, $ 5, .000. the whole or s portion of a stock of dry, Bonds, atalberal discount. Address W. L, T., Herald office, ‘will meet with prompt aller tion, 656 « tention to teade BROADWAY. —GENTLEMBN’S FASHIONABLE LEWIS & SEACORD invite at- ods for the fall and winter rnishing bazaar. othetr stock of furnishing Shirt making (o order wlihout competition, N. B.~- Particular attention {s invited to our samples at the Fatr of the America 0 Institute, Crystal Palace, 000 rr! TFRSH AM CAPELLOS UST Pelee al ana will be opened for inspection on Mouday, Oo each, &—Ladie will Gnd these novel and serviceable garments aod desiral ble for travelling and earria United States, Cioak and 50 WOMANAN Mat natin at la Store, 45 and 4j street, Brandreth Building, 59 a large assovtmes at retail. Ikan Hotel. BROADWAY—MANUF. ‘ACTUR B' Rrusvels and chantily Ince, ‘The agent has received "3 DEPOT OF nt of the above rich laces, ready to be offered JULES DELCROIX, 696 Broadway, tear Metropo- UCTION DRY GOODS—GREAT BARGAINS.—E£, I. UEADBEATER & CO., 347 Broadway, will offer on Mon- day, Oct. &, some targe lots'of el A per yard; 3,000 rinos, plaid cas! » Plaid © yards of Lupin’ super kid dress silks, from 5s, to ards of rich de laines, cashmere and me- shawls, embroideries, ke, mmbaziTes, at fine French linen 50 dozen’ ladt cambric hasidkerehet a at a. 6d, ‘Also, linens, blankets, slan- nels, & PEW MORE OF THOSE CHRAP IRISH LINENS LEFT, € abana at 1k, Worth Idan at REMSEN & SDINGHE!S, ah and nd 206 one door below Fourteenth street. NOTHER NEW STYLE OF MOURNING Cee ti sleeve, BAILEY, FARRINGTON & LESLIE, 623 Bi Way, received their own. Monday, October '8, in collars which are entirely new. ‘The mater rv steamer alle, py eipely, ae aateriat a ‘of design, for mourning sets. which will offer on ‘and ¢ sleoves of style are some’! never before seen, and cannot be be found at any other house re the city. ULPIN’S SHAWLS.—JUST from th PULPIN, 36) BROADWAY, WILL OPEN. THIS WEE in all, Swenty cases of Stella, Broche and other shawls, the whole ‘of whi he will sell at moderate prices, and to which which pubile a attention is invited. ULPIN'S CLOAKS AND MANTILGAS.—THE LADIES of New York, and the United States generally, are re- BULPLN’S store is now replete with full) i ou ‘usual variety of fall and winter fashions in cloaks and man- titfag, and wiles, Sn consequence of his vasily increasing he chnoffer at prices hitherto unheard of cles, Paris Orgs. °. |ASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.— Black'and colored cloths, Fancy and plain cassimeres. Velvot and cashmere vestings, Tailors?’ And new naabere 47 and 49 Catherine street, C'Sicoas et MANTILLAS AND FURS, OR Monday 9 ber. BUCHANAN MACKENZIE. a org : ty and 47 Canal and 67 67 Lispenard. ste. ILOAKS AND TALMAS— Cc Approved fall pos now ready at apie And aay anubern 47 and rohit Catherine street. LOAKS, TALNAS, A tre aworinat it ACKENAIE, United Staton ND Fors. Monday, October 8th Cloak and Mantilia store, 45 and 47 Canal and 67 Lispenard sts. ILOAKS AT MOU WEED’ "5 RNING CLOAKS new ane pe ng in pat tern and best in quailty andmanutuctu city RED’ ORE, "8 HOURNING i ry Broadway. LOAKS, CLOAKS, OLOAKS! ‘Ladies in pursuit of an Slerant cloak will find the largest and most superb stock in the cit MOL HEAP a, 64: per yard, at Ob WREUX BELLS, 58 Canal [ep Annee CONSTABL ‘Oct. k. 30 caves fancy Canal street, near NGLISH AND AMERICAN OI, Full assortment of wid! LORD & TAYLOR'S, 255, CLOTHS. ‘and prices at ', 259 and 261 Grand st, ‘widths, des}; LEGANT § STELLA SHAWLS— ved an extensive Al just Beautifal Lye To hy em from a to BEL Printed ‘woo! shawis, so ETE And new numbers 47 and 49 Catherine street, 'UREK. Al EUREKAI-FORD'S BUREKA SHIRT 18 men and pope ‘universally yt cy, the pooh werd ee feneralyof Bur ly of Er of tolones inna ae te fee ta a of fi oa . Manu a deol only" by by W. esi a 4a pour DISPLAY OF CARPETINGS, All of wi European designs of Tapestry, Brussels, Ingralns and Tiree pis; also, R. Velvet Axminster Medallions, hich will be soldat RKABLY LOW Rema PRICES. LORD & TAYLOR, 256, 257, 259 and 261 Grand st. 'CONOMY IN CARPETS. Auburn, Lowell, and low Por eet ngs of every des- cription. woe dru yea? o., de. I HAYLOM, 285, 351, 359 ahd 361 Grand st gee ng MERINOES OF THE MOST ‘APPROVED MA MA ‘EVERY COLOR, QUALITY AND PRICE. LORD & TAYLOR, 35, 257, 259 and 261 Grand And ra weusivers 47 and 49 street, FN, HUNDRED STELLA SHAWLS—AT $8, $10, $12 1d $14—alll entirely new in style and coloring—on sale this week at BULPIN’S, 361 Broadway. ore peeeeten 600 PIECES PRINTED DELAINE from auction, will be offered for sale ver: » J. BECK & CO., 855 and 357 Broadway, 7! way. ‘OMER & KETCHUM offers large and desirable stock of PARIS FEATHERS, FRENCH FLOWERS, RIDDONS And colored straw ods, at at 64 und 66 Jolin street, corner of Witllom, at the very lowest prices for J. BECK & 00. WILL OPEN ON Ta aoe OCTOBER + 8a large stock of broche, siella, and way 786 and 783 Broadway. J. BECK & CO. WILL OPEN, ON MONDAY, OCTOBER: +8, 10 rretilest goods of th cases rich plaid and st Mg ts ae eee 786 and 7: Broadway. MACGREGOR PRESENTS HIS Us Legge noid J. % to his old patrons and Ge wublic a C, would inform them that hy has removed way, 10600 Broadway, opposite the Metropoitian, Hotel, where he offers a ful asaortnient of goods tn his and underwear of all Sieseriptions; robe de cham! rated Balitrand kid g! Shirts rtment of scaris, cravate, be 1-4 celebs shirts made to order and war- ranted to fit. ‘Gentlemen conte rely upon having their orders ex- ccuted in the best manner. Bathing sults. yee & co. noe NOW OFFERING A LARGE merinoes and eashmeres very cheay 365 and wT and $86 and it8 Broadway. digest Py at NEWS.—TO THE LOVER OF FINE FRENCH geese ts amy od style of ladies’ y HI es, chemiseties, pocket fandkerehiets, van hey ie, till be opened iia ‘aay, tle Ogee ts A. Moan’ terns at (C AND TAPESTRY Ri immense variety Stes Manoa Gat Broadway, door above Bleecker. uGs, of entirely new and beautiful pat- LORD & TAYLOR'S, 255, 267, 269 and 261 Grand st. OLYNEUX BELI/S FALL GARMENTS.— ‘mas, trimmed y, October 8, 6 canes aust ‘Per Pacific. steole moire antique gal- ‘season. i ee Ne Moxay, Ocronxn Sra. WM. BUCHANAN Y aACIEENATE, 45 ond 47 Canal and 67 "Lispensrd ate, _ Sven SHAWLS.—THE 8U! 13 eee from his French agents red beontital pong oe aoe exact =— of those now: ‘alas d’Industrie in Paris. at Bacal Mt the Palas oT ORGH BULLIN, S81 Beosdware PULAR baste on, _ . T, BTRWART & CO. wi me on Meni, October 8, Jarge lot of extra rich Buocgoe, ‘SILIFED ur Satin PLAID SIU, pe. in sopet, fF ‘$25 ench, (original cost from $40 to $50,) par- ased in Paris, at m great sacrifice, and received by receak, __Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets Rae Tho pet one MANTILLAS AND og —M. Bell has ust opened a case of these goods that the importers $40, Aad weheh he te bow oilering at 8 onc choice colors, and warranted perfect, Also see. fashionable gray cloth talmns, very chvgp and Ui cet ied RPMEN £ Divaee WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, S®- veral cartons of stella shawls, from the late auction ga} fom ‘5 to $14; also a full assortment of broehe, cashmere co}, at equally low prices, 204 and 206Sixta avenue, one door below Fourteenth street, Ras PARIS DRESS TRIMMINGS A oods.—I have faueh penware in oie friet nds, that T have purehy late auctions 4 Risser ot tae Pewee houses, a very heavy, quamuty of the choicest ribbons, millinery goods, dress and ‘cloak ever exhibited in this country, and that we will ‘open them at the smallest advance on auction prices CHT ENSTRIN, einen corner _P. 8.—Btore closed every Guna SUE el [AWLS! SHAWLS |! SHAWLS! Pinger <8 SEARCH Sa woally prety 8 Ged fashionabie stella sha’ moderate: prices, will find them at BULPIN’S, 361 irondwray. SHAWIS, CLOAKS AND TALMAS.—J, M, Siryoks 186 Bowery, will open. on Monday, all the intest above », offering the fieee ee i recedented low pleas, boxes of super MILLINERY wom y e name: ments oO purshanrs by his un) Just recelved from auction, at 3s, a pair, usually sold at 6s. MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.—THR ADVER- tiser, having on bon poy assoriment of old and new samples of manufacture, would be fodiens cf be, Hens enbroce apreet variety of of very uote pf pa ET ly new vo an in| pane riiculars abd aepectiou of the the lot, address H. B., box 108 lerald aslo HE SALE OF CHEAP ate per yal And te eaten Ten | 1px Dirr0, Will continue duriig tue wee 1 continue durin ane eee a STEWART 00, Broadway, Chamber Wwe SHALL OFFER, ON MONDAY, A BEAUTIFUL LOT of silk goods, at 58. 6d. and 6s. 6d: ; also a splendid lot of plain blacks, at. equal low Bricese anda nt stock of Brocade, divine od ene plaids. REMSEN & DINGHE. and 206 Sixth ay., one door below Fourteenth a TENANTS’ REGISTER, ere a A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT, SITUATED IN THE nelghborbood of Union xquare, ‘containing the modern improvements; or the Indy who occupies the auperintend ition’ nalone party, ’Atdeowe Tome, Herald ofice, Bitte SHOP 10 LET—IN SOUTH SEVENTH ST., Leer a gm A —To a good workman the rent will be low, set of yey Apply to J. W. REY- Nout th tb, ‘Setween 4th ant id Sth . rman at ieee aA GRAND orrontomere ow competent. person saloon in Broadway; first floor of a Taig hota for fe for fur- Rishtpg its guests wilh bosed. None but prineipals, hoa, areas Feauiste means, may a name and Saloon, box 3,838 Post 'URNISHED HOUSE TO LET, NEAR or U. F Rent $225 per month. Address M. H., Heral oe 'URNISHED ROOM TO eivasies he ROOM, ON second floor, with pant for two gentlemen, with- out board, ina sirietly private family, ‘Terms moderate, Re- ferences given and required, Inquire at 411 Greenwioh st, Hine TO LET ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS—SITUATED 106 Hicks sireet, bull of brown stone, with water range, furnace, 4c.; garden on tl eran ot Ua o RICH. fpr erm, of airs years bor par j isles opply OUSE IN BROOKIYN—T0 LET OR FOR | SALE of Columbia and Poplar streets, two mal; nutes? tom union ferry. Pros} Tospects Hare cellars, Reni $600, Apply. to Ky vt | sa aead are A stable in ara, 2 ate a LET—ONE OF THOSE VERY DESIRABLE NEW four houses, with double staircase, and all the mo- dern improvernenta, on the norih side of Wést Twenty street, between Seventh and Bir a avenues. ‘West Twenty-third street, or at P, HARM 135 PHEWS & 00., 81 Greenwich treet Toba e THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK 198 York street, near Grove, Jersey Olty; a view of ‘and a respectable neighborhood, five mint walk walk hora ibe tere ; all modern improvements; onseasion given. Can be examined any tne. Rent moderate. an Wy 1o DAVID BEDFORD, Faq, comer, of Grove street Newark Ba erect, Jersey City, or to CHARLES HOBBS, il wale UPPER PART OF HOUSE 817 FOURTH avenue, corner of Twenty fourth street ts in thorough Fe wide and o a Und other conveniences, ‘Key at 1 Weat' Twenty: Apply to SETH W. PECKHAM, $4 Burling slip. (PO LET—A STABLE, WELL CALCULATED FO! vale or express stable; has been k {he last iteen years: : would let the or part Alea ti Horsess ‘Apply ac ot Varick street. i JONAS. 10 LET—FOUR leer te err’ HOUSES, WITH the modern inj a, on King street; two {wo of them to iiwnele andw my parts, to gentee! Inquire at LET—IN THE GENTEEL PRIVATE HOUSE, NO, 183 T Laurens sireet, a fne square room on, second floor, wi pantry. one on third tloor, front, with ‘copveniense for fuel aia prog of washing in the cellar, For particulars apply as above. LBT10 A SMALL FAMILY, 238 THIRD AVENUR, De sear wen third ia Aenean A ie aparanea, with modern improvement on the 9 5 pe ‘MEAD. Ye ius preine pouar OVER THE FANCY above seven iy, No. win Bs | avenue, one doar ith pin’ or vot boosie , bath rooms, hot by og ede yentee! family, to Alvah Sian No. 12 Warren re icarges GENTEEL FAMILY, a tesa OFA pocen, TO Na t5 vor 78 Vanderbilt ayene. Druck ifn ont a twoppar. tors, wiih tearoom on ‘fist for, two Basements 4 rootas in alte, Rent low. [LET IN BROOKLYN—SEVERAT, COTTAGE HOUSES, 7 situated hs RO er en ee ae eae. Sener vp CLANK, 10'Woll street. UBT-IN BROOKLYN.—A MODERN 71 THREE STORY sroRY e, 4c., alread “ie a peed h, rang m mia dpi she a 189 Canal Muceel, "New ‘Work. = © LET—A HANI HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE IN West Tectly onaae street, near Sixth avenue. The house new, contains ton rooms, with all the say bg bee lo fos for Y term of'years. Apply to JOS. M. COOPER, 0 LET-APARTMENTS IN, HOUBE, op OLtON street, Brooklyn, two minutes? re fron the Fulton fereys ‘8 gentleman and his wife can be nice! dated. He: ferences e1 exchanged. d. Apply at the | ‘bore, No., No., upstairs, LET—LOWER PART OF HOUSF, FJ LISPENARD street, near aren wry nt de for an office ora famtiy. central and very pleasant. OT ee os ‘—OFFICE NO. WITH Taino, Post office hon PER MONTH.—OX RECEIPT OF 3 tania ofall persone woned ds employment. GORVON Pennsylvania. (OKE FOR SAL¥, AT THE MANHATTAN GAR, s WORKS, fogt of Seventeent! Fourteen! ay Ne oan Pres Ge si street,