The New York Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1855, Page 8

42 COMMERCIAL, -¥ MaRKET,. Sarempay, Oct. 18—6 P. M. et was quite unsettled at the opening he leading taucies were in moderate de- 4 Central bonds advanced 3g per cemt; 1 3B Vanaina declined 4 per 40 and Rock ! Jena and Chicago, \<; win Coal, 3g. Ilinots Central bonds sold to the $110,000, and cloed steady at the advance, vere was an unural demoot for Nicaragua Transit, bat n Railroad stocks were prices remained steady. Wes smail quar ties, Actual nevessity only . Jena and tock |slond at current rates, The market this aflernoon was a shade or two better. The transactions were not ze. Mlinois Central bonds advaneed %% per cen aregua, Cumberland, Eri Reading, and Harlem, centeach. The announce. t thatthe Northern L wit, with two weeks later news NEW YORK HERALD, The receipts and expenditures of the Stonington Rail- road Company for the fiscal year eading August 31, 1865, were as follows:— Sronineton Raicroap. Receipts. Passengers. Freight Mail ser Interest,, 154,667 18 Real estate sold by the Comp Surplus Aug, 81, 1854,. 1 0 16,855 Lt 200,445 98 Expenditures. General expenses $02,466 18 Kepaira.. Advance on fuel and ma- terial 2 $85,262 41 Less fuel ani material on hand.........+664 80,419 78 New cai 93 New engine vee 14,Abb 43 New building for machinery and edging. Unclaimed interest on bonds ood. Repairs of wharf and 4 from California, was comiov up no doubt stiffened the market slightly, ‘The steamship North stay / om this port for Havre to- sy, carried out $81,003 ir ie. e Assistant Treasure: vets as follows :— Paid ou Treasury accoun Aird $24,603 20 Received ca Treasury « t. 136,806 27 oo Tf ee eae 80 anaee 36 32,220 30 » $12,236, ' 258 OL ‘The warrants entere i he Treasury Department, Waebington, om the 1th in wut, were as follows :— or the redemption of stv ov the Treasury Departns: For the Interior Depart For the Customs....... From malacellanesas sources... ‘The steamship Northern | cht, ragua, brings San Francizcy (ites to the 20th of Septem- ber, and $461,000 in gor. ‘The receipt of such a small sum by this steamer we cxvioot satisfactorily aczount for. It is to be hoped tha! ih steamer due by the other line will bring enough to make up the usual aggregate of the semi-monthly remitta:ct The Tritune of this morning says:— The Albany Argus hax 1 half column reply to the Herai’s attack upon Central, to which we alluded some days since, but it does not appear to meet the case. It simply denies the truth of the statements, and attacks the Hina in turn. Our eclurans we ogain ¢ tender to any friend of Central who wishes to reply to the Heraup at reasonable length. This is the second time our contemporary has called upon the friends of the Central Railroad Company to reply to our statements relative to the consolidation scheme, so successfully carried out in May, 1853; but the company appears to have no friends. No one can refute the tacts and figures we presented in such a strong light a few days since. We shall dispose of the Argus at our leisure, A simple denial of the truth of our statements is not sufficient for the public mind, and the fact that the Tribune has twice offered the use of its columns, without response, looks as though the company had no champion. The Zritune has been in the habit of puffing the Central so extravagantly that it better try a band in its defence, now tha: it has been so generally deserted. The Boston and Maine Pailroad, Me only company in all New England which sust»ined itself amidst the gen- eral ruin, has at last been compelled to give way and ac- hnowledge its insolvency. {here is every reason to be- Heve that if this company had confined itself to its legiti- mate business it would Lave escaped bankruptcy, but it lad become entangled in ali sorts of alliances, and im- mense losses of course followed. The Boston Traveller, of the Ist inst., gives the tollowing synopsis of the report made by the committee aypointed to investigate the com- pany’s finances:— The committee begin by a reference to the heavy ex- penses of the road for tav pa-tyear, which they trace to the coat of horse oe in reaching the depot; the rent of the Danvers Railroad, a new charge; an advance in the price of wood, and also in the price of labor. The average cost per mile appears to have advanced between 6 and 7 per cent, so that the same number of miles run this year cost $2,000 more than last year. They then devote Par tleular scrutiny to the always unpleasant circum- stance of having to borrow money to meet the payment of divicends, and find that (his system has been followed since 1854, the two last di idends having been thus paid. ‘the cause of this new policy iy traced to the advances which lave been mad» .» the Georgetown and Dan- vers read. That company bad imported their iron, but being unable to pey fer it, the Boston and Maine advanced for the purpose $7000, $15,060 was aub- sequently advanced as prepayment of rent until 186 ‘The necessities of the Jiayers road compelled more ad- vances and in the borin series of bonds, $125,000at six rer cent, were issued by the vers, under the autho- rity of the pew lease, anc anieed, principal and by (hid corporation committee sought to d why the assets 0 i had not been converted purpose of furnisl ds for there advances to the Panvers line, insica:| erting current receipts to that »uishing fact wax revealed ble are overdue and dishon- ecurities are collateral, and ¢ sureties are *udeavoring to compromise their From present »ppearances, unless the direc- stringent exer: ver the finances from sent state, ft will be aguin necessary to borrow ment, in pact. of the January dividend. z upon the Treasurer for an estimate of his means for meeting the January payment of a dividend. timated there would be’ on hand at that time, be- present liabilities, foun nei earnings, $54,000; col- ctions frem assets, 647 000; uses of balances due other roads, $25,000; less amoun’ expended on pains Sai 4 ing und) estimated at $16,000; making $110 A three per cent diviend would require From this it wil: be seen how difficult it is to e from the contin.ativn of a floating debt, when it is permitted to enter into the system of a railroad. The earnings of the road are on ay good footing as heretofore; the prospects for the * Unree months are fair, and we have no doubt an average divilend will be earned, but shall consider it a work of (he highest energy to pay thes floating debt from the assets, so as to enable one to be paid without, for the thiid time, borrowing money for the purpose. The conmittee next speak of the prospective liabilities of the corporatien, and find the tullow to exist:— $100 000 State Loan, due Avg 1, jot provided for 20,000 State Loan, due Aug. 1 1880) in 1849. 40,000 due ben Smith, who is litigating for a larger 20. 000 ue artlett & Minot, litigation connected with 125,000 tained by Mr. Hazen of Andover, who has re- covered a judgment, evicting us from several hundred yards of our track, and who demands that eum for his land (20 or more acres), which mast be paid, or we change the road, unless the Legirlature relieve against it. 20 to $26,000 in suits for personal damages, &>. estimated by Mr. Minot. 7,000 per annum on Danvers? lease, lest the amount > interest on the boads we shall retain as colla- 25,000 pussantood bonds due in twenty years, as above tess those we shall retain ax collateral, estimated about $50,000— interest contingent on Passumpsie preferred stock, as per agreement. 6,000 claim of Great Falle Manufacturing Company. 6,000 estimated a year on Northern, according to un- derstan¢ing, until certain results arrive, © 41,600 proposedto be expended on new freight house, the 75,000 feet of land in progress of reclama. tion adatitonal to to $16,000 estimated by Trea- surer for this year. These are not immediately prowing, but all are in a condition to command financial attention, and have the eas of their liquidation foreseen, and ‘to some extent secu: Oue hundred and twenty-six thousand dollars of the ssset account are a working capital of the road that can- uot be apitied to this, Of the items, $17,617 65 and $ that account, all but fourteen or fifteen hundred dollars are in dupute, or absolutely unavailable. $100,000 at least are permanently tied up—so far as pre- sent purposes are coneerned—in the Danville railroad and its connections; nearly halt of the interest item is in t. The $6,000 claim Agninat the, Cocheeo raliroad is bres t protest, vand ‘disputes by The {otal ammount borrowed to. p ray fi ay iividends ix shown by one page of the appendix to be $101,116. Speak'ng of the Danvers, Georgetown and Danvers, and Newburyport railroads, the committee express their re- gret that a rivalry im business between the Eastern and the Boston and Maine auould ever have. ted these corpo- rations into the policy of ig A or ee tases roads from one line to the other, was inadequate to their bona or ant which could only val as become profitable or eae. traffic from the other great road leading re . The expenditure incurred in creati these en causes of reel annoyance iprocal amounts to over $2,500,000, a lai tion of which has been drawn from the treasuries Rho two roads, Not only may this capital be considered absolutely sunk, but the leases taken by the respective trank roads compel them to the Lipson age of a continued onerons duty of run- ning such roads, at an annual loss, of which we cannot see the end. On the last genkey Lng - the Danvers road, the commit- tee aay tha imp an 8 business transaction, they see erie ean in the terms of the loan ané guaran’ the directors justify it nia pro- tection of the Haverhill and Bradford busteead from being peeet and the necessity of a counter assault on the Pastern. An investigation into the bap, it department shows t during the past year tons were hauled for 281, 045—eq uivalent to 7,880, ous hauled one mile at 29100 per mile. By the special contracts with manu facturing corporations, merchandise—especially iron and coul—are carried at very low prices, and the committee recommend an acvance. The report next treats at length of the various arrri — with connecting roads, and complains that under quintuple treaty much of the Western and Canadian its are carried at scarcely remunerative rates. The ccatahios recommend that with such a floating debt in existence, & smaller freight house than that proj should be erected—they suggest about half an acre of warebouse, and an acre and a half of brid ing and filling. Fatangling alliances are next wrought nder notice, wi ‘the of the new system for con- centrating N phts, express ee rosd is cbapetio’ at stad at tiasee to hall fre ‘ do ha he ov the actual cost, ‘They think that the price pret elo’ ial contracts for merchandise from connecting mote e Fast should be advanced. Interest on 6 per ct. bd: Unolaimed.......... Interest on extension road bonds, Extension road bonds paid and canc’d Dividend Nov. 1, 1854.. Unclaimed........... Unclaimed dividends Inst year.. Surplus, including ($30,410 18) f fuel and mi- 38,545 bed Since the last annual statement the debt of the compa- ny bas been reduced as follows:— Extension road bonds paid at maturity. $8,000 Six per cent ey aot bends purchased 3 tees of sinking fund, and cancelled by them.... 24,000 MNGHAL > cacagsanninys evaeuseminiestorere enacSaanan The entire indebtedness of the company August 31, 1855, was as follows -— Six per cent bonds outstanding.................8348,700 Purchased and now held by the company, vi Againat extension road bonds outatandings: As surplus fund.,.......... Totehncasipecsscersyornssaracs $421,700 The company lias no floating debt, and no construction account open. ‘The Pottsville Miners’ Journal gives the following in- formation relative to the construction of another railroad from the Schuylkill coal regions to Philadelphia:— From Port Clinton to the summit of the Norristown and Allentown railroads, near Seibert’s Gap, in the South Mountain, the maximum grade to be overcome in going southward, will be sixteen feet, not thirty-three, as stated by your correspondent. ‘The route to this point is almost direct; the curvatures all on a large radius, and the align- ment altogether favorable. Over this route a first class locomotive can draw cighty loaded cars with case. With regard to the route from tue summit to Norristown, the summit between the Porkiomen and Norristown cau be entirely avoided by following the creck to its junction with the Echuylkill, and thence by the valley of that river, 83; miles to Norristown. The entire distance would thus be increased about two miles, while about 200 feet ascent and des ent would be thrown out, which according to the calculation of engineers, would be equi valent to four miles in distance. With this change in lo- cation, a level or descending grade would be obtained from the summit of Norristown. That the Allentown Railroad, from Allentown to Port Clinton or Aaburn, will be commenced speedily and pushed to completion at as early a period as money can do it, there is searsely a doubt—and that the Norristown and Allentown Railroad will also be built is almost equally certain, When these two lines shall have been completed, all that will be re- quired to consummate the long sought for route between Pottsville and Philadelphia, to relieve the Reading Rail- road ofa portion of its already overburthened and in- creasing tonnage, will be the construction of the proposed link, about six miles in length, commenciug about seven miles cast of Kutztown, and passing over very favorable ground to the summit, near Seibart’s Gap. From a pret- ty accurate knowledge of the ground, I can safely say that the cost of this link will not exceed $180,000, Stock Exchange. SATURDAY, Uct. 13, 1855. $1000 NYork 5’s, 60. 1013¢ 200 shsCumCoalCoc 26% 1060 Ind State 5 80%, 100 do......b10 2675 80 34 a Penn Coal Co 100 ‘ ae "75. F000 2000 10100 6600 ICRRFBsn 5000 N'Y Cen’ M800 do. . 6 ths Bank 20 Merch Fx Bank, 50 People’s Rank, 85 Am Fx Bank. 800 Nic Tran Ci 25 Stovington Kit. 800 Reading RR 500 do. +. sm 7. Poe RR...83 102 i do......... 108 709 I Central RR... 94 5 Sixth ‘Avenue Ri a = sain O's.63, 000 «83 foc ‘Tonnes 6a, 700 cone THCRRPs .. b60 ++ 880 S b10 9 250 she Cum Coal Go 26% 100 Glew &TaL'kit os 4 100° o..,...b15 27° 100 Hud Riv RR...a3 37 250 26% 50 Harlem RR...330 253, CITY TRADE REPORT. Saturpay, Oct, 13—2 P. Flour—The market was unchanged and more active, while prices were firm but unchanged. The sales em- braced about 10,000 a 12,000 barrels, including common to fancy State at $8 50 a $8 82 56 ‘and extra at $8 75 a *. hid Me Vel eat—Sales moderate, includiog Southern red do. at $2 a $205; prime Southern white at Peck 10 a $2 15, and a cargo of U; per Lake sold at $1.92, Corn—20,000’ bushels were sold at 940. 9c. Pork—The sales embraced about 400 barrels, in cluding new mess at $23 a $24, and prime do. at $21 37. Whiskey was at 4lc., without ‘sales of moment. Cotton was steady, BROADWAY—MRS. KEMBLE HAS ROOMS FOR ‘or without board, in the ‘wo splendid houses, dison square, between and Twenty-sixib sireet SQUARE.—HANDSOME it of rooms ‘on te first floor, to let, toa selec fuml- amma with private table, ‘or on’ European plan; , e.; Best cooking and attendance. ‘No other board. Ninth sterets.—A Penns far ana bedroom with baihroom attached, to let, to gentlemen with or without board, private fable: also, single rooms, For fur- ther particular: BROADWAY—-WELL FURNISHED PARLORS andbedicoss to let, with or with or without Also, « fine parlor with handsome sofa bedste pantries, Croton water, basins, ace to settie will ind a comfortable home. STREET—10 LET, AN ELEGANTLY erniched noentoot to n gentieman or gentleman and 3f ‘wilhor without board. ‘The house has ull the modern im joa front papor NELFTH STREET.—A SUIT OF ROOMS, CON- arlor and bedroom, to let, furnlshed’ or un- or partial board, © a gentleman and his e house 1s new and jurpished, with ful fe. or fo (wo or thrce young mea. complete with all the modern. improv located between the Fitth and rooms, turnished with grates and cure the comforts o: a home wit ir imme nteel private family, el w given and required, ‘RINCE STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TWO oR mn can be accommodated with The house has all the modern three single genti hout board. PERSONS IN WANE Pr a le home, ore Ae may find one by a aa above, ‘There ae ais eon third floor, hob old, and shower Dalss. REMSEN arnfter, of these | he house is pleasantly BROOKLYN HEIGHTS —A logan third ‘story Of the above ‘delighifully located double’ hot lel A} use. Gas, ee retes ~ References fe ferences exchanged, NINTH STRERT, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.—TWO ed rooms tot, with board, in the Ninth atreet, near Fifth averfhe. GREENE STREET. GENTLEMEN AND THEIR @ accommodated and and, All or or paral Yond where and cold baths free. Terms moder References e “cichangod LADY, LIVING IN A HEALTHY SND Sony cours lke to let ne. o8 kero, Suesined ine oases soy \dsome! first clase house, 10) wives, or single gentlemen, ‘lent location, would innfurnished rooms, with or without parila, arlor with extension room to let; within « few minutes waik of South and Wall fervies, cars from Fulton ferry pass the door. 1 C Brooklyn. T 49 PEARL STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, A FEW A, fenilemen can be acodramodated with nfortable and airy rooms, on reasonable terms. rooms to fenleman and lady,or two sisgle gentlemen. Sreakfast aud tea, if required, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT TWO fae ghost nty| with Praia ty of ig & private table, ° Apply a 38 nice, comfortable parlors on the first fi entlemen, oF a family desirin, ‘ashingion piace, between Broadwa N ELDERLY LADY AND DAUGHTER DESIRE BOARD location must not be above ‘with a email private Eighth or below Chambers streets, and within three minutes! Walk of Brondway, References given and required, Address -_L., Brondway Post oflice, . PLEASANT FRONT PARLOR TO RENT, AT 238 ant eut Twentioth street; also a room a the fourth story, nces g! EMAN DESIRES. A SUITE OF TWO OR MORE nd a lady, with or without board for TL rooms, for hitnself Fancals preferred, FAMILY HAVING A HANDSOME BACK PARLOR TO ispose of, would accommodate a single gentleman or & gentiemin and wife wilh board; the. house optaias al rovemients, Kuck as gas, bath, Ac. Inquire at No. 128 West ‘Twenty-eecond street, be- tween Sith and Seventh avenues, near Seventh av. — SUIT OF BA A gh ROOMS, WITH oR witd- 1 East Twenty eighth street, Fourth and Madison avenn locs quie terms reasonable; will be let to a aie fam ly ‘witht ‘Dard orto single gentlemen, NG GENTLEMAN WILLING T0 ASSOCIATE first reapectability, may enjoy a rare private family. ‘The use of a hhted and warmed, with full Voard, for $5. Address B., box 192 Cha: with another of chance for home comiorts in pleasantly located. Dum square Post oflce. PRIVATE FAMILY large furnished rooms, which they will let, joa few single gentiemen. apply at 66 tween Ehizabeih and Mott. Terms moderate. PARLOR, WITH BEDROOM ADJOINING, TO LET, togentlemen. Itis newly and handsomely ‘furnished, und in the most central location. Very desirabie for winter: The house has moderna improve HAS A COUPLE OF NICE Broome street, be! Apply at ba rince strect, GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, WI3HING A HAND. somely furnished room, with m: jern improvements, and ‘ond. where they can enjoy’ ihe comforis of A home; in 8 pei 24 IM THAN SUE REQU ad bedroom toa gentleman partial tor blunsel, i anid Jody, with board for sired, whiere ng ober bosrders SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1855. OARDING “TWO FAMILIES AND SEVERAL YOUNG accommodated with full or paral board, House just opened at 138 Tenth Street, corner Brosiway. OARDING.—WANTED, BY TWO. SINGLE GEATLE a large room, furnished. with full board; dinner at 6 elock, situation berween Houson and Eighih, sirce!s. neat Brosdwar. Address, stating full particulars and price, K. K., Herald otfice, peullemen, ean be comloriably Winter with good board and pleasant rooms; also, front p) edroom adjoining. Transtent bo irders opposite the Rowling Green fountain. OARDING AND LODGING.—THE LADY WHO AD- vertives is English, and la desirous of obtaining u few sereeable inmates, who will Gnd every exertion mate (0 ren der an ag and happy home 10 those who may favor her with their p enes, Furnished or unfurnished apart can be bad upon reasonable terms. A good tabyie, well sup- lied, well arranged and werved. “Apply at 645 Houston sires Frendh and Spanish spoken, ROOKLYN.—SEVERAL ROOMS TO LEY, IN SUT or singly, with board, at moderate terms. in w first class howse, pleasantly situated, and on'y@ few minutes’ walk rom etther'South or Wail street ferries, Apply at 242 Henry street, vetween Amity and Congress streets, ¥ CALLING ON WILLIAMS & SMITH, NO, f4 NASSA. sireot near Fulton s rect, you can obtaln enicol boarders, Tt you wish board you will Ve polliely directed, by call {he only rel Feliable Boarding House lxchange, N, B.—No cha: to OMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITH- out bowrd, ina small, genteel quiet family, vory suitable for gentlemen requiring only partial bourd, Call at 182 West Twenty-second street, near Highth avenue. ALEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS WILL BE LET TO two single gentlemen, with or without breakfast. The aportments cannot be xurpassed in res oot to convenience, lo- cation, comfort and quiet. ‘The {us ;, no boarders. The ouse ts first cigs, (now:) with all ihe modern improve: ments. Inquire at 73 Rant Twelfth ILEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SINGLE GEN- tlemen of sore ectability, with or without board, in a rivate fumily. jase and furolture trad with ali the mo- fern or Broatwey Apply at 119%; Ninth street, five doors west of Broadway. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, TO GENTLEMAN AND board for Indy only. ‘Address L.8. P., Broadway office, for three days, URNISHED ROOMS AND SPLENDID PARLOR— ‘8 first clase house, to let, ina suit or separately, toa 7 the tse of a kitchen. “apply Por Pomme APARTMENTS WITH FIREPLACES, TO Jet--In a private family, (9 single gentiemon, terns mo- derate, references required.’ Apply on premises, 16 Woosier street, mr it hie Sie Re D JPURNISHED ROOM oN BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, TWO minutes’ walk from Wall street ferry, will be let toa entleman, at $2 60 per week, alreaa inelnided; grate in room' Sto each per week for two, Ald JB. offlce of this papers HIRST CLASS ROOMS —A GENTLEMAN, OF HIGH respectability, wishing of elegant rooine, consisting of a parlor, bedroom, bathi and water closet, on secon foor, fronting Washington squai r the New York Hotel, riehly furnished, with partial bound, in & strictly ‘private faint: ly, may address'box 1,131 Post office, Nee FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS, with and without board; also meals furnished without rooms, ut 81 Henry street. yO. 66 EAST SIXTEENTH STREE roums ma} Uemen desiring Roe TO LET, FURNISHED—WITH OR WITH (OUT partial board, 417 Broome sireet, one block from Broad- way Gas, bath, &c, OOMS WITH PARTIAL BOARD, FOR TWO GENTLE. ina family that take but four. Loca‘ion 143 Ninth recs, 4 few doors from Broadway. Roous TO LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, with partial or full board, at 103 Leroy street, corner of Hudson; house contains all the modern improvements, 'PWO YOUNG MEN, WHO ARE WILLING TO PAY A Mberal price for a good parlor and bedroom, with good board, can apply nt 68 Kast Twenty-seventh st, wo GENTLEMEN AND WIVES, OR A FAMILY OF four grown persons, may be fsecommodated with wall furnished roo and good board, In a pri hood genteel; modern apeorenioals a er boarders. Rete nces required. Apply at 210 ‘Thirty-first sireet, HREE OR FOUR GENTLEME! CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with pleasant rooms in the secor ¢ or third stor partial board, tu a private familly, near the South or Wallstreet ferries. Call at 20 Joralemon’ street, Brooklyn. Reference exchanged. RE Rk FOUR ‘SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ae cowmodated with board tn a small private family, where there are no other boarders. Apply at No, 6 First sireet, third door from the Bowery. - FURNISHED be bad, with board, for families or single gen- pleasant home, 10 LET-A NICE PARLOR, A BEDROOM ADJOIN- ing, in house 488 AUantic street, Brooklyn, two doors trom Nevins street Inquire on the premises, 0 LET—AT NO, 68 SEVENTH AVE Fitecnth street, well furnished air; , CORNER OF large and Smaij, with full or partial board, ‘on moderate terms: house contaius modern tmprovements; delightfully situated, and o- ciety able; comforis of winter and a home can be enjoyed here. Cail and'see, before you engage elsewhere. MUSICAL, RANJOg YOR SALEMAT 81 OO es 55 ssn, Alar 8 By 81), Bis a8 6 df atthe off whotensle me retail banjo factory, 80 Hudson street, sign of the big banjo, Banjo taught’ In six lessons, by 8. B. JACOBS, banjoist. COND STORY, CONSISTING OF FIVE rooms, handsomely iurnished, io let, with board, to Jemen pate ‘heir wives or single gentlemen, ia a first class near Washington Square. Apply at 222 Thompson Heecker. “Dianer ai sit o'clock. Relerences ¢xc TO LET, TOONKOR TWO GENTLEMEN, A sized furnished frent room, with or without partial aitth gas and privilege of batb, atl49 Spring strect, west OARD. =A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO OR le gentlemen, can be accomiodsted, with or Yoard and very pleasant rooms, in a first class ith all the modern i provemants, bath, gas, &c. of? DARD. gs mou TLEMAN WANTS A GOOD ROOM, with brea‘cfast and tea, in a small For good accom family, where hare are on cdr boarders. modations a fair price will be paid, and the best of reference given. He sara! the seal comforts 4 of & quiet (not fashionable) —PARTIES WHO WISH TO BE COMFORTABLY seitled for the winter can obtain desirable rooms, neatly ished, with board, at the well kept house % Fulton street, rookisn: Location very conventent to the ferry. the OARD —HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN ton place, to let, either to famt th fall or partial board. House conta'ns the mcdern improvements, Referenzes exchanged. AND 1 HEIR WIVES, O7 St. ith board house 46 West Washit lies or singie gentlemen, OARD.—GENTLE! fit kentiemen,’ may obtain feat Twenty fourth eirest, i modern improvements, with easy access by ‘Reterences exchanged. OARD —TWO OR THREE YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with pleasant rooms and board, OARD IN WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE church, ke Sixth avenue.—' ile. accommodated with pleasant mediately at 105 West Fi spring imipedatly at uh Wt Fou mall. men and their wives can rooms and pear by Reterences ques OARD IN BROOKLYN —A LARGE ROOM ON SECOND Hleman and wi single arlor on first’ flogr, and one large attic room in a street, between Congress & and Amity ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ————————[[———— FASHIONABLE FALL MILLINERY. rw A D- WINTER FASH. or French bonnets fore Madame, OAR IasOx have much pleasure in ceeouw the arrival of their second {importation of French bonneta for the approaching season. z tari of Ooien and tasteful combination of materials, {mporiation has never been surpassed. We call parti: cular attention to our embroidered straws, so much at present in Paris, the same as worn by the Empress Eugenie, besides other novelties in velvet, &c. Our stock of fara will be found worthy of especial notice, {ull assortment of Russian sable and mink, stone la, ermine, &c. he, Aa we are going out of the fur trade, not having room for both businesses, we shall sell oti. entire stock of fara at a great eh Madame R. HARRISSON, 571 Broadway. ADIES’ FUR STORE, fo, 34 John New York.” J.H. HAR } manufactarer, of Russian, ‘Hudson Bay and 41 has every description of the Shotcest fg gitar ee ere ek for ladies’ wear. He flatters himself that his long experience and reputa- tion for keeping none but articles he can warrant will be s saf- ficient inducement for customers to call on him. 5 Poa FAN 1s Fashionable, good and cheap. PRLERINES, CAPES, TIrrETs, Le murs, currs, CLOAKS, and the newly shaped A truly e! Srticle of costume. oe usual Ir Every fur as guaranteed to Genuine and the best of Its kind, at ULPLN' ‘Broad M*™ sare, RESPECTFULLY attention of to her novelties in French bon: ceived by the Lyd ).) of entirely new Rexture,| an} ATLLINERY.—MI8S ARMSTRONG WILL, OPEN ON Tuesday, October 16, at 98 Canal street, over Halsied & a ake Za pproned fle eae Ns ops invites the ofthe ladies. NEW YORK, ess. —AMERIGAN, RUSSIAN AND HUD. a furs at di Mad Maiden Inne, and 38 Broadway. 12 aiden thelr ve warehouse at Maid such variety that iin at be warranted, Cura rst ‘MOs! che RUSTERS Importers of Furs, #86 Broadway and 41 Maiden late, RE, FARIS FEATHERS, Rich Feexon rowsns, a ars908 ND i ‘in gene vices for cash, by Mei A KETCHUM Nae sa na Bs ok street corner Wiltamn street: New York. TRAVELLERS’ Gt GUIDE. PORT AND FORT HAMILTON. THY FRE eaves en rays lig ry “Sroeplod,) ai So'clook’°P. M: Ror Pon th eee OARD IN BROOK} YN—A } FRONT ROOM, ON THE second story, with small room and he obtained in « pleasant location, BGT, South ferry; also, a room for a 45 Congress strect, South ‘Brooklyn. ARD IN BROOKLYN—ROOMS TO LET, SU ae for a gentleman and his wife, a to ane five minutes’ walk from ries atiached, can ” waik from the Single gentleman. Apply at OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, RE. siding a quarter of an hour's walk from Montague F' convenient to Myrtle, avenue gentlemen with and $8 50 per weeks address 111 Myrtle avenue, Tirooklyn. ——$—$_____ OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, or one or “in pent single rea who Ray be looking ior rat 91 Sands street, ferences exchanges. BY TWO GENTLEMEN AI w in this city or Brooklyn, ehh He oie rand a at & of a five —— ow walk roan Bev rng WaNren— Herald Ss OARD WANTED—FOR A Rage ell WIFE AND child. Will require two rooms, unfurnished; {ovation mast be aero Fourteenth and Twenty-tnird arses: Second and Sixth Best of references Feeds ‘Address, wih fail Particulars, postpaid, box 789 ARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, IN THE FAMI- ly ofa widow Indy, where there are no oher boarders. Address Kawards, Heraid enilemen, where the the comforte of a om awa FAMILIES nok, * six arnt In ina yg Private bond ie Reference weat side. Le CENFLEMEN ‘de- of neotee from all Apply at No, 4 eee A awh J AN AND HIS WIFE CAN with board a DBlonpant turnished or aaferoubedTeomay On the shoe not orbs rice neater iy are te et PARLOR TO LET TO A nh and with fall or partial board. Two Syoene men t-} by eocoen board, where ihere are few other boarders aie Mulberry stree}, first house from Bi Ref with pleasant rooma OARDING|A PRIVATE PAMILY, HAVING MORE then required, would let a large ished julred ivath and gas tthe house, ‘irs. Dietz, References given and re- OARDING. Pld VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, OW the second fl Inse house, with gas, bathe, Ae., sea Flor partial rtial board, gu suitable for ome oF {sro singis fery,quiet end reed ‘apply. at ‘abr sa Sully Be. eae re ap AD io. 7 me ah street, Rear NICE LARGE ROOMS, oe, wie pamiast board, at $10 per week wo Rentlemen and thelr wires, at ‘22d etreet, in * small private family, with no —BANJO! BANJO! BANJO ‘THE BANJO TAUGHT a bea ey terms $6 in ‘ance. Lessons given My $60 Shanghal banjo on exhibiuon, the bea in New Yorks” Geriiieates from m TROL Bay lobe seen. ‘Ladies taught, H. P. JACOB: ma eerest, + —BANJO TAUGHT IN SIX EASY LESSONS, ON A new and improved method, by which no person ‘ean fail {0 learn in from two to three weeks. ‘Terms $6 in advance, Banjcs at all prices. A large rae alway! SPLENDID 6% octave ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR sale rifice, made by one of the beal city makers, used but little, and will be sofd with the maker's guarantee, And must be eoldin three days, on account Of the owner lect’ iugthe city. Can be seen until 12 o'clock M., at 190 Elm street, tear Broome, BEAR hie ta BENNETT & CO. MANUFAG urera, adway, bave an elegant assortment 9 piano fated oes F eveetness Of tone, durability aut Pxcellerce,, which ey are enabled to sell at Very low prices tor cash. Good second-hand planor at greut bargains. Sina celebrated three string ceiestials. ruments at Tanted. Piauos to let, Groat arguing ‘at 300 Broadwa: USIO OF GRACE cau RIH.-S{X SACRED QUAR- tettes, or Psvlms and Hymns, dedicated by permission, to the Rev. Dr. Taylor; composed for and sung at Grace Church, by William A. King, sixteen years urganist of Grace Chureb, Also, by the same composer” ** aris.” Just published, by ©. USING, 70) roadway. prance FOUR BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO , fine tone and finish, ge | Ce the best, Fa ngeesr ane in the most substantial tanner, willbe sold low, nnd war ranted. DAY: TD's SMITH, io Sisis'avenue. IANOFORTE FOR SALE—MADE BY A. B. GALE & ; bas been in use but one year. Address overt ‘ox 614 Post ome. wit be soid low. po "AMATEURS aa THE PROFESSIO’ |, fine toned tenor violin, a . Tobe seen at FOR SALE, 8 glass flute from the Orystal ILLET'S music store, 329 AXTED—A FRENCH OR GERMAN LADY, SPEAK ich and I ‘competent to teach the pian as 5 instructor in a D private family 4 the South west, fond ly with @ -—o ‘The number, of pupils, Lo tana oye and two gies References as to res the eraployir, ‘who wil be la Now Terk shout te Teed i y Which, tlme application may. be > careot Wm. J. Porter, Eeq., Spirit of the Times office, 288 ap npn A pee ene yr competent to ility and 4) wil be nivsn by by uages, French the plano, and wbdetsaading matnennion oloKy sciences generally, to teach in the same family each for a tern of years, sneer made as above. H a WANTED EAST oF cOuRtH AVENUE AND ar Twenty alsth street, {or whieh trom willbe paids Address box 330 Pout ont oie. WANE NTFD—1N BROOKLYN, BY BY A FAMILY OF THREE ba, within five or ten minutes’ walk of the F Wau br ‘Routh b ferries, the second floor of dwelling House foossting of four rooms, with but one uber family in the couse. Address Prosn post rooklyn. Post oflse, stating location terme be, Tans Pat Annerioate need apply. References exchanged. ANTED AW Dba bgt i id COUNTRY RESI- dence, in exchange for two tenement houses, in arto Brooks, ioe each 35 Ey 10 feet 3 inten, houses four stories and basement; now rent for $300; have pin he me eg Ry ipand Ut Navi wee, wit wie pene ane jassan street 3, first floor, rear Feat hall, after clock. 3g AMER 90 SORCHARE—k LADY yon MEANS, wishes to g f worth from 000 (0 $4,000, in a b ton el py yt ‘tool usiness ‘the Dusit Kcoant ofmooke oe arse ey et flce, COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES, $10. 10.000 TO $15,000.—WANTED—A PARTNER, with the above amount of capital. ness that will pay five huudred per cent, and {a which a may be made in » short time. ‘This is an extremely ra hance, ar the only inducement to accept a are tension of the business. Address A. ‘nion quare Post office, stating where an interview hay be hind. $6. 000 ox: oh or = Seat ate aaa eet dings, engiae, machi- td now » iu Be now now paying $600 p per oe Batis feraid otiee’ nating ing when and wi where Wbessen, Bae ran Ti WIL! $5.0 900,248 in an inportant hurneer ley ext fa unlimiid demand ore prods o them actor, fire fortune. tein the business, ie See cae voflice. The beat retereucen, PARTNER WANTED, WITH $5,000 $5.0 O00 ear te ered the noire tad wate ot made t mu are bo anrvunl prot of $20,000 ibe het reae ae or piy at 308 Broadwny, room No. 10. Pikcadlaagl ‘A $1,000.—WANTED, APARTNER TNA HUST. $500. mn ecare established, yey bee per centage Good reference given. "The ial money to be in his own banda, Pply © CAM) 115 Chambers street. Six cents a Oth Oct) Times. antao Tear 5 9 $2, tact alre: este cans Le, box 1, Herald ofice. ———$— == prnrn SOT ENG, Aue THE CHOICE BRERDS OF DOGS FOR SALE AND nil cores amd dlacates of the sata ‘ening, sudden ae. struction to fleas on dogs, &c. Price 9 con's. No, 05 Water street, corner of Fulton, up stairs, {2 & composition » Je mast be abusinese man. Ad. SINANCIAL. su 000, ae seaieas ai Om (A RORRISHED HOUSE 70 Lic, wit IMMEDIATE iy ret F900-eiltable form genteel taenlys i oo, rent #000~siltable for a genteel i end iu alee onder for housekeeping, ae tas manne Bt ‘fandcold water bath, range, & is: W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway. A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT—IN THE NEIGH. borhood of Union square, coutaining the modern improve- ments. scale ae i TO area k DIAMONDS, . WATCHES, 640 000 Fi Sable Tat from oiler offices. Si Houston sireet,Ueiween Marcar aad Gibenn,. Seales penest mes ‘contin as a te house would auperintead ie, Herald office, \OITAGE AT NEW BRIGHTON, TO LET—SITUATED J next west of Pavilion, partially furniaked, possession given immediately, terms low, Apply on the premises, or at 19 Broad streot, $5,000 08 20% waxteD FOR FOUR OR FIVE Sears, on unencumbered real estate, at 7 per cent, Address’M. Simpson, Herald ofice. N. B.—No money brokers need apply, 10.0 20 £50.00—LOANS MADE TO BUSINESS MEN, Cr others in need of assistance, in sums (o sult ap piicanls. All (ranaactions strictly confidential. Personal pro- erty and stocks of merchandise of eve Saag wer a tan ibe rally Advanced upon or. hour, Apply at at Moda Broadway, rooms 28 and 29, \IPTH AVENUE HOUSE 70 LET.—TAE FIRST CLAS8 four story brown alone house on Fitth avenue, next to north-east corner of Thirty-filth street. For terms mms apply. ou the es, or 0 ALFRED A. MOTT, at W. H, Tut 64 Re RNISHED HOUSE.—A GENTLEMAN, GIVING UP housekeeping, is desirous of renting his house and selling ie furniture, ‘The house is ina fine location, and the but litte used, and will be sold low, Address box ee BUSINESS MEN AND OTHERS IN NEED OF office. Ze Mipporary or va Emanent can procure sul m to URNISUED HOUSE 0,LRT_FROM THE 1st OF NO: | privae tema ma Slorkyot mi tino, securities and val Iverpber ull May. situaied near St, John’s park. Nonebut | personal prope wy deecten Lees Gare ‘\ small family neod apply at 116 Broadway. wught for cab, woul oii mt tid Grand pe] —— ror Toots Nos. 1. 2and 3 ODSE TO LET. RENT &50 PER ANNUM.—A HAND. toque lores’ slory hase in caselient onder; and keto iNT OF CASH LANE. OW i next to the corner of couth Ninth and First atreets, Williams Ee thew beg, (wo blocks south of Peck lip ferry. | Apply on te pes- cies eeeie re in mitet, 48 First s'reet, Alao, part of @ house at 812 per month, the rooms handsome, in Colot ade row. e HAVE A FIRST CLASS HOUSE INI BROADWAY, Xonkers, five minutes walk from the depot. Home com- forts may be found by two families, ora party of singlo gen- tlemen, for the winter, Ten trains leave duily. Dinner at 6 o'clock, if desired. Address 8. B., Yonkers Post office, for ove weel ORNS TO LET.—THE WELL LIGHTED AND ELIGI- uated t corner office, on the second floor of 102 Naseau wie be rented to. gt being one of the best in the - “asm a MONEY, IN. TARGE OB SMALL sume, can ‘on securities, tuablen, maerchauclige disnsonde, ke. at te Prelde agency and Private Loam Ofice, over featie Becks All transactions prompt, safe, confidential and aaulstactory, or no charge; a slwaye fully insured. Corner of @imedwray id 2h +A ine? Seem ce. —_Oneenieee se MORES. OF OF OF, Rg MURRAY, Pah th /Amorice.— street, | good tenant on vei inate por, ad (Bplr conguen ead on ‘merchandiaa ta ia terms. 4 to GEO. THOMPSON, ats, S.3¢ Pouengill & store or transit; foans made bank. railway and insuramce Co.'s, N92 rage atreet. stocks; business Daper discounted. xs Mone TO ail A BM hig FAMILY, WITH re handsomely \ABH TO LOAN—IN SUMS FROM $10 TO 95,000, ON inated ene mula feet Stee ena to live Sen mermeninas fe eo ry dn peng valuab! rivate term ro goccrrent ‘svaney and broves bank getber; gasand bath Apply at 302 Fourth street. gold undoubted business notes, oe ea ee drafts, valuabies and Property bought at ro ‘cash, at COMS WITH STEAM POWER, OR ONE DETACHED | Motropoiitan specie and bank wove ollce, Rina ry and well lighted, and witn aiieallng and dry he penal ing apparatus ine oF Tease ou modera’e n NEY ADVANCED FOR SHORT PERIODS ON REAL ih Tpaure aid Ta 14 Pitt arect, near Grand.” Also, @ tiaie” damoude, waiehey Joweiy pu pasotoioas rallding 602100 easement wii a7 goods, Rorses, carriages, every description of proper: TO LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, A ty, by the responsible Empire Loan and . ‘ORE al! grocery'and liquar more; tn the lower partof ie Siena Sdoing 8 go 00d. cash sides | The ole ce ier case for Fenving the ‘owner hi wing ew tree aad being” una tend to both. For partic inquire of T, ADDY, 17 Rector pireet, 0 LET—FOUR GENTEEL THREE STORY DWELLING houses, with the modern improvements, in hity terry two of tbem to let wis one two in parts, to genteel les. Inquire at 20 King stre 0 LST—THE STORE NO. 40 READE STREET, fect east from Broadway, opposite Blowart's: rent ROOD per year. Also, several rooms for light manufactu pur- poses, in house 66 Duane street, frat house east from Broad- way.’ Apply at GEMMELS, 302 Broadway. NO LET.THAT HOUSE, 29 WEST FOURTEENTH sirect. Possession may be had on the Ist November, The premises are in excellent onder a5 diol the modern improve- ments. The gas fixtures and will be on ot a sacri- fice, Aj house, between te bows’ ot 1s ant 6 833 Broadway, opposite the Broadway M ONEY.—CASH LIBERALLY Fanyhlebs my M bought out at Se ee ee iemnacri ben tk nattatin AA Caner Cae ee . MARBATTAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY, OCTOBER 1, Notice —An instalment of ‘one dollar and twenty: ame share, or two and © halt pe 8 required, to be paid at the office of the '. Fourth Groane, on the of October inst. The ‘will be closed fiocn Gite 200s So tao Sih faa. indeamnelag HOWARD, , Secretary. 0 LET—THE beepers SHOP IN BASEMENT OF GIL- tion rb Soy Hullding, corner Hroadway and Corandt areet, Pix fo rey, 2 and providing for tes inest poration ofthe aie at tures and furniture for sale -_ the best locations, Talay yette wi the BS ny te ot chy of New Orieann proved on aching, and doing a good businesa. Apply at the office of the bi building. day, and of ofan —. ent “An act saan ee “ to nt ty, 0 LET.—A SMALL PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY HAY. | fo provide tor the. government and administration et fa ef i uses leks treet, Brooklyn, two minuves* walk from the ee ob mice tr a adlon and of Ure late, Fite 0 * i auiobifga nt and of tie late Fire South: ferry. Apply ot the premises. ‘and Third ie vand ity of Latayete, ton trie dur the year rise Reales roposals will be received at this Surge rene ‘this date until Thvaday. October 25, 1856, at 12 o'clock M., for the purchase tte ara to Gober 5 diet each years al the be first ir, seven office ofthe treasurer of the ety, with interest U ige LET—THREE LARGE LOFTS, IN PREMISES COR. ner of Prince and Crosby streeis, suitable for any manu- facturing purposes, formerly occupied for carriage manufac- turing. “Inquire on the premises. — ‘0 Br cory 12 PARK PLAOE, A FINE FRONT ROOM, cond floor, well adapted for an office or offices, ‘Apply fo PLOWS & BROTHER, Broadway. 10 LET—THE NEW FIVE STORY MARBLE FRONT store 210 Fulton street, near Greenwich. Apply to J. BP. BROWN, 86 Maiden (0 LET-THE FINE HOUSE, NO. 314, WEST TWENTY- second street, 22x50 feet deep, with all the modern improve- ments: rent $750. Aigo, a new fine (stoue fron!) nt) house, with the medern improvements, in Twenty-second s\ between Seventh aud Highs avenues; rent $100. Also the cotlage house corner of Sixth Wer ‘and 125th street, with eight lots of zround; rent$500. Also, 4days in the week, the large hal (Grecuwich Hall) No. 276 Bioscker strents rent $900" alsa he late mun{cipalities or city te e Nt judieated to the is earns carats we ne E. H. Chairman Finance Cooney Board of Aldermen. ore on Eighth ‘avenue, near Tbirty-dfh street; rent $300. AGER, y Also, the four story house and dwelling, No. 390 Seventh ‘ave- Gatti Finance Commitice Board of Assistant Aldermem, hue, near Thirly-fourth street: rent . 173 Fhiety. 8, Lex, Secretary. ¢lghth sirect. near Eighth avenue; bath, DENHAM, Bighth avenue, corner Sixteen! 0 LET, IN BROOKLYN—THE UPPER PART OF A genteel house; three rooms on a floor; back basement for Kiichen; all furlatied; large cellar and. yard; wultable for gemlemian and wite; ‘would preter to self the furniture; reat fow til 1 ext. Apply at 120 State si, between Clinton and Court streets, Brooklyn. ‘ke. ;rent $425, atreet, OPEICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, October 8, 1865.—The President and Directors have hig day declared a a Ividend of five per cent on the capital stock of ‘this compan ag ble ‘stockholders on and after Thuraday, lat of No Reinbe ade "The transfer’ book will be from the 24 int to'hat date, Byorder —. L, EVERITT, Secretary, FFIOE OF THE OLEVELAND AND TOLKDO RAIL. ee JSiwidend a K die dividend of, of four (4) Sa) pet cent on tn capt LET OR LEASE-THE HOUSE NO, 98 BEACH street, facing St, John’s park, with park privileges. Ex- (ensive improvements have just been completed, so as to ren- phos der it in every respect sultable for a first ‘elute private boarding | taet tix monhe papstis ae toe athe ot ee na house, To.an approved tenant, a lease of five years may be | ster the ih Gta, obtained, The premises can be soen cally Aart ing the present week. For terms, apply to 8. WHITNEY, 47 Front 0 LEASE —THE STORE ON THE SOUTH-WESTFRLY corner of Broadway and Lispenard street ; also the store, Rusement and tour show rooms or eight offices, in the hous. No, $8 Canal street, Apply at 144 Chambers street, Te LEASE—A FINE STORE AND DWELLING, ON TH. side of Eighth arenus, between Forty. hinihand BIE ets. The house will be put in complete oer’ al 2 ~f ven for a term of years to a good tenant at a rent, Apply at 625 Sisth avenue, JOUN MU iri PO, RENTCMASONIC HALL. 400 BROADWAY AND 184 Crosby street. ‘These premises are offered on lease of ave or ten years, E. Ve AUGHWOUT. BOL ‘Broadway. Se ee ieee nt ee EN, [9 MANIPACTURERS.—T0 LET, HOUSE NO. 221 EAST ‘Twenty third street, se red -five feet west of First avenue, 22 by 60 tect, five saree and cellar, well adapted for manufac: turing purposes; plan, wil be given, immediately. | For particulars apply to THOMAS MORTON, 212 Beart eget the 200k to TE enlace us as ara ving lis cash capital marine risks ou Monday, October 1, at thelr office, Great West tern Buildings, $8 oa eae te ,eenuras to ie customers seventy-five per cent the year's scrip. Copies, of ‘and charter cam, business, in be had by appl; Ss GRaY tatinow, Secretary. ______ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0. T PRIVATE SALK—ONE PAIR VERY VALUABII A well matched. dark blood bay ca waneriel + ting, arithmetic, &c.; prices reduced.—At Grand street, corner of Bowery; 166 Fulton street, iyn. Open day Andevening. Colonel M. 8. Palnetule pop ular ond renowned teacher’ of penmansbl secure: largest school ever obiained in tis place. “Bpally Nowa’Now. $10 (0) —ROORKREPING—cime UNLIMITE nig Stable appliances, ca fold on ae % an Mre. A: Hariem. TTENTION TURFMEN.—NEWS FROM AMELIA. Ametia Counry, July 15, 1856. Dovs 2 Cov last autumn 1 hed a very horse in- Jored in one of be hind legs to badly as to caure it to swell the $10 ~ROCEREBPING, WRITING, ARITEMETIO— Mr. DOLBEAR, 609 Broadway, corner of Houston sireet, receives pupils this week on. the best Bookkeeping for ecial business, of accounts for $10, Instruction priv student guarantec i terms ever offered. full general knowledge rate, time unlimited. Every ‘or the money retuzned. $1 ONLY FOR PENMANSHIP,—THE SUBSCRIBER ten lessons ay vill give one course of ten ip for pplication be made immediately, (rom 2 # otloce Bove rate room for ladies. lessons. ‘Apply at 773 Broadway, between, Nesth and Fenth steester or reid a eee ROBBINS ELLEN WOOD, PS Rita coe A a FRENCH LANGUAGE.—PROF. D. LACROIX, NO. 235, way. continnes t0 receive 8 on eects in the Frenah ierms for thorough instruction r guage, impart: ing to them the abhi to ak it with fluency and correc! sea are now being formed, in which he uamber of scholars will be limited ome ON E————— Gore OPPORTUNITY FOR GENTLEMEN WISHING ew and non coe. ‘o learn the Freuch languege.—To let, ins private French Ad ‘with partial board required, ‘well furnished rooma, teddies, ac." SOHN H, GATPTRLD, . zn all the modern improveme: pply to Mr. ‘DUBOS: renich, No- 13g Clinton place, rw: private house ony ecodwage << igen -* REAT REDUCTION Rae} WEEK. — GOLDSMITH’ Academy of Penmanshi Bookkeeping Sod Bresdway, corner of Franklin street, Rew oe Ladies! class, aay Bi te | Salurday.) a it orclock A. ill be so'd ibe owner hie no tare for bem. "Inquire at the livery sable, No. 8 Reventh avenue, Peee SALE—A SORREL MARE, 14 HANDS AIGU, %8 for entiemen’s class, on Soniay. Wednes ory fast. fine style and astion; also, 6 shifting Gay and Friday at® PM he ons. Gentle. | and harness, nearly new; low for cash. Apply to J. pace vas el ay, ip edoegiay panera ine Mercer Hovse, corser of Broome and’ Maser steals 8.5 and 7 o'clock P. Mer $6 nen Ladies o gentlemen, private $10 for fen lessons. Bkkoop ing sabia en salty” por ceaiors of three months, tyen a week. 8 $e anes ‘elo- cution, bonkkesping. ‘hetuding and arithmetice $35. "The above alee hehe an aioe staitonery, widbout chars nd is juction of from from ite sabscriber'a regular pardon of ou nt PRES TION COMBINED WITH AMUSEMENT.— Ladies and gentlemen, will you spend ron ae most le and useful way? Please join either the eee eer aes, pS = , cont concerts, La sy — Buildings, 283 Fulton street, Brook- . ot . M. = TEES ACTS UE Re Rs. F hy ad AFTERNOON AND EVENING CLASS! M's: inurucign aden std geatemen a Preach and pt Twice a woek, the Went ter ‘street. The members cee crouing eaves bare Ge hasMng of a soiree er Meter large circle of present papi, "tT in 3 |.—PROF. C, VILLAVERDE CAN DISPOSE OF few hours to private lessons, place, Bleecker atte ot" Apply at No. 9 Carroll we pe, gow oon iy pg sere LAl ‘8 small at privat Engiteh Fre and k oe Herald ‘rene! con nie G., bos aaa “ROORKEEPING .—ARE TAUGHT BY By POSTER & DIXON, aC hae hi mi Building.) where gentlemen are qualified for, suite in en expeditions and manner. Terms P ospectuses ‘and fall Lr eed intone” te WATCHES, | JEWELRY, eC. Ceram DIAMONDS = THIS XEW AND BEAUTI ies From Trom tbe real dainond’ "Fie nee fet ee eee Articles Ee JPxIRA PAT-NAVY BouNTY, ae aoe ue ail Oat fats ay talons nal i aces s08 ht be oy ned and rat. fi tod {, ate Purser 0.8. 8 iF Agel, Oe Pur vcasener Uae a fa