The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1855, Page 6

6 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL: MONEY MARKET. SATcRDAY, Oct. 27-6 P.M. The market was feverish this morning with slight ad- vances in some securities and « falling olf ix others. It ‘would, undoubtedly, have been @ bull market but for the repert, goon after the opening of the first board, of two or three failures. The number was ascer'sined, after the close of the second board, to be bat one, and that not very lange or very bad. Erie, after falling’ from 50K to 49%, recovered to 4934; Galena and Chicago sold at 117 cash, 118 buyer 50 days. We understand that a telegraphic despatch has been received to-day from Chi- tothe effpe: that the recnipts for Ostober will ox- ceed $900,000, We should uot be surprised to see a divi dend of twenty per cent on the Ist of February, (half cash and half stock,) instead of fifteen, The party who sold two thousand shares shor’ about ten days since will probably have a good time ot it in buying them in- Michigan Southern advanced one per cent, closing at 92. The receipts of this road, we are informed, will excecd $525,000 for October. If oue half the effort was made by the Michigan Southern to obtain business that i, made by the Michigan Central, the receipts would be twenty per cent larger. The Michigan Central is one of the best, if not the very best, managed roads ip this country, 80 far as getting business is concerned. There is nota point on the face of the globe where the slightest ‘emount of business can be expected that the Central have not an agent, with orders to secure il at any price, With- out the genius of the Michigan Cential, 1aueh of the busi- esa whieh now goes over the Great Western and New York Central would be lost. A close alliance «nd league, offen- sive and defensive, has been formed de\ween those three companies, the soul and spirit of which ix the Michigan Central, or rather Brooks, its Superintendent. He di- recta, and John Bull and New York Cvatrai pay. Itis not long since that Satterthwuith poiuted out fo his cir- cular from London, that New York Central, Great West- ern and Michigan Central had come to be regarded abroad as the great route between the Atlantic cities end the West, If Brooks was uct at the bottom of that “first ‘Tate notize,’? we are very much mistaken, But nature, as may be seen by a glance at the map, is against this Northern route, Within eighteen months we shall see a line completed from New York to Chicago, by way ot the Jersey Central and Pennsylvapia route through Clevelacd, at least one hun. edred miles shorter. In the meon time the Michigan Southern and Lake Shore roads might, by throwing off a -dittle of their dignity nud taking some pains to secure business, easily turn the tables. Michigan Central ad- vanced to-day %{; Missouri 6’s, 3; Illincts Central 7's, 34. Chicago and Rock Island closed firm at 90—the price of yesterday. Nicaragua advanced %, with large sales, Cleveland and Toledo declined 1; Reading, %; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 2; Panama, 2%; Cumberland, %. We heard of sales of 200 New York Central at 88%, and 100 at 88, As wre. predicted, the late panic is having one good effect, Parties are inclined to look closer to the intrinsic merit of their securities. Stocks that pay a sound divi- dend, that are safe and profitable to hold under any cir- ‘cumstances, quickly recover while those ofa precarious, doubtful, fancy nature, must drag till all remembrance of the fright is obliterated. We are a little surprised that there fs not more notice taken of bonds. There are many railroad bonds on the market at from eighty to eighty- five per cent, which, in point of security, are as good as a first mortgage on the Astor House for one thousand dollars. This is a pretty fair investment for qevenue, and in there squally times, for those who have a0 money to risk, is perhapy better—because safer—than any stoeks, It does not follow that because the stock of ‘a company is a bad investment, that its bonds must be 60 too, We can point to millions of bonds waich are per-. fectly aafe, while the stock of the companies is not worth astraw. But when a bond, in addition to its first lien upon the property, has double the smount of stock be- ‘hind it paying ten per cent profit and upwards, and sell- ing in:the neighborhood of par, such a bond must beyond all question be a perfect recurity. The Lockport Courier announces that J. W. Fitch, William M, Lanmen and William Waters bave obtained 4 judgment of $85,896 30 against the Lewiston railroad. ‘Does not the New York Central foot this billt We mere- ly inquire for information. By the Ariel we have Saturday morning's quotations, {one day later than by the Africa,) which show a slight improvement in consols. The London Times’ second edi- tlon, Saturday morning, 11 o'clock, quotes:— Console for money* + 87% to 875; Console for account (8th Nov.) . 2 87% to 87% Tarkish Four per eent scrip, via B% to 8% dis, Tue following in ‘to-cay'’s business at the Assistant Treasurer’ office :— Paid on Treasury account... Received on Treasury sccoun* $147,410 19 170,808 50 y Paid on disbursing 55, Ge 32 Balance to credit all_accc The receipts inc!'ude $60 000 fr The Schuylkill Navigation coal trade for the week end- ing Thursday, October 25, 1855, was ax follows :— Port Carbon, fans : + 874,812 Pottaville. + 119,500 Schuylkill Hoven 1,863,301 rt Clinton, , 245,215 vee 8,102,408 89,304,713 The Cincinnati stock sales atthe § chants’ Exchange, end at private sale, for the week end- ing Octobér 24, 1855, were ax follows:— 000. Ohio and Miss. R. R. Co. 7 per cent second mort- ge bonds, 4844; $1,000 Tittle Miami R. K. Co; 6 percent fonds, due'tn 1883, 94,000 Indiana pots and Gin. R. R. Ce. 7 per cent dividend bonds, 66; $8,000 Cin. Wil. and Zanes, R. R. Co, 7 per cent second mortgage ponds, 6834, $4,000 Coving. and Lex. K. R. Co. 7 per esnt second mort. Sonde, 66¥741,000 Coving. and Lex. Wf Co. & per cent in. come bonds, 60 ‘and int) $6,000 clacinua't Wester RR. Co. 8 per cent real extate, 40, $1,250 Scloto and Hocking Valley R-R. Co. 7 per cent dome-tic bonis, 26; 20 abares Colum. sad Xenia, 01; 83, Covington and es ee 25, (and tnt.) 160 Cin. an (et MMadaaapolle and. Cin 60; 36 Ltt Sisamt, OB ‘Soteal Onto, 3; 26 Mad River and Lake Erie R. R., 80; 60 Bellefontaine and Indiana, 40; 60 Ohio and Miss, 100 do., 8; 87 Cin. and Chicago, 12; 10 Col., Piqua indiana, 7%; 7 Cin. and Lake ‘Superior Copper and Silver Mining Co., 244; 4 National Insurance Co., 72. Btock Exchange. ‘Saturday, Oct. 27, 1855. 26 Clev & Toledo.b3 70 550 60 71 ” 100 i 0 Coie RNY 390 oo NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER; 28, 1855, oITY besaoaoy REPORT. Satunpay, Ook 27—6 P. iM. Fiovk opened firm at yeaterdsy’s prices. but closed rather eusier. The sales embracet about 12.000 » 16, 000 bbls, including common to extra State ani Michigan. $868 a 80. heat active oushels Western mized at Se. 07o. Pork—H00 bbls. mess sold at $22 60. Cot- ton firm—recovering <¢. since the Afri .a’s news. Whis- key dull. Domestic Markets. New Bupronp On Maxsr, Oct. 22 —Sperm.—Woe have no new feature to present in sperm, for which there is a fear de and holders firm at coe ma, The trans- actions for hae pg ai bopper 800 bbls’ at $176 per fear the whaling det whaks ol has ohveaed, ores at, wi “we anticipated in our last, and the market is quite active Sales for the week ey ig egenton Fig giaregy €00 do., not refilled, at 80¢.; 300 do. fark at 60c. Also, 800 bbls. at Slc., the market closing firmly. Whalebone is quia The only sale coming to vur knowledge isa lot of 15,000 Ibs. Ochotek upon private terms. ‘AOVERTISEMENTS RENEWED KVKRY DAY. ch glee _ walls at al at AvOTIus, NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEKR—FULTON as pee gaat a .—Anthony J. Bleecker & Jo, othe RarSoulers be obtained of pan Soaeeaae. sale gio ieare pie jurop. Pee eae eR eas ET Ree eee NTHONY J. BLEECKER & Cu. WILL SKLL AT AUU- tion, on ch Tuesday, Uctoder 30, at L2 o'clock, at he Mer Chan’ Exchange, the following property, viz :—0n Fort seventh sireet, one fine bullding lot siitatel on, ihe north of Forty-seven'h street, between Kighth and Nin:h avenues, commencing 475 teet weat of Eighth avenue, aaid lot being to ize % feet front and rear, by 1) feet 4 inchesin depth. steht and Mnth avenues are sewered, and Foriy seventh street in sewered, curbed avd guttered. "For furiber partioulars, en ply iy to the auctioneer, No.7 Broad street, or of D. M 05 West street, between Dey and Fulton, Washington ae between and 12 o'elock. NEER—BY A. BRAGG & 293g Pearl streets On Monday, Uc'. 2, at 10 o’clock A. Me ey Prime boo's, shoes aad bro gans, comprising & general ‘assortment ‘of fresh and seasonavie goods suitable for the Northern, Soutnern and city trado UCHION NOTICR—J. BOGART, AUCTIONRER—BY 8. Bogart, Monday, at 1034 o'clock, at the auction rooms corner Frankfort and William streets, the entire stock of a favey thread and needle store, consisdag in partof gloves, no wiery, lace, ribbons, Ca cotion, yarn, pocket books, han tker- chiefs, nutions, tbrea bela stocks, calico, net drawers, but tons, counters, show case, ec. pes OIC ‘io Oi bt bef Hogar, Tuesday, ‘at 103; o'clock, at the sue ion Zooma cote’ Fashion’ and Whilees wees. Munstere oa constable’s sale—Lurge sale carpets, feather beds, looking glasee furniture, &c., consisting of 1..094¢ yards of new t pestry, Brussels, two ply, ingrain and Veut ian carpets; 100 pertor feather beds, hair matiressea, together with % general assortment of parlor, chamber and ‘Kitchen furniture, looking: giasees and a varie! peas o'her housekeeping ariicles. N. b.— Bale peremptory. posits will be required trom ail pur- UCTION NOTIGE.—WM. TOPPING & CO. NO, $2 Broad street, will sell on Tuesday, October 30, at thelr sales rooms, a large and handsome astoriment of’ clothing newly made, and udapted for present Weur, worthy the att, ton of the trade. SSIGNERS SALE.—FRUIT, FIREWORKS, LEASE. hla day. at 10 o'clock,’ at 210 Washington atreet, near ese dried trults, nuts, fireworks, store and office furol: ture, safe, scales, &c.; also, the lease of he store. CRANDALL, Assignee, W. A. Caren, Auctioneer, 57 Dey street, i [Ope CHINA ANI AND GLASS as AUCTION. J. a WALDRON, auctioneer.—HENRY @. EVANS wil’ sell on Tuesday, October 30, at 10 0’ ock, at 92 Pens! e shelf or by the pack: Bennie ‘ot decoraed French china, white granite and ail kinds ot common ware hep eaieiaee oe 6 attention of the city aad country hotel Keepers, restaurants end familios, 1g called. (0 reise Goods carefully packed for stippiog. Sales avers, nesday. ROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA—BY J. 8. H. BART LETT. ‘Auctioncer.—Tuesday, October 30, st 10 o'clock, at 281 Pearl street, large and auractive sale of best w. g., bi and all kinds of common ware; rich china vases and tox set ont, pressed and Bohemian elasewrare, cuuery, aalonery, de, Sale peremptory, and goods w shipping. D. NASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE NO. 310 BROAD- way. Mortgage sale of Groceries, &c., on Tue-day, Getdber $0, 1855, at 10.A. M., at No. 7 Harrison sireet, consis: mf of a general assortment of groceries, liquors, &c., together b the txtures, &e., dc, ELANGE & SON'S SUPERIOR BULBOUS ROOTS.—J. 1, VANDEW ATER, auctioneer, on Monday. October 29 &t 1036 o'clock, at the salesroom, No. {2 Maiden Inue, will sell wetthout reservation, Jn lot to sult purchasers.) several cases of supertor bu bous possible order, and com- raing a fine aasordiwesh Gt the mom various’ k exquiaiie foria of valuable tower rools, consisting of dounle snd singie hhynch hs, narcisses and tulips, double and single crocus, is, Jonquils, ‘early Duc von Thole, crown imperial dounte ‘auemouerl; ravoncules, gladiolus, colchiecums, xc. &c. shove are all of the recent Importation of Delange & Son, and will constitute the first wale tuls season of their choice selec: Hens, ‘This attractive sale of valuable flower roots is eine nily worthy the attention of all in any way interested, affording « rare opportunity tor purchases in this tine which cannot bat be m the highest degree satisfactory to all. WRNITURE, &C.—TUNIS MURRELL. AUCTIONEER Mouday norning, 10% o'clock, at 81 Nassin streny by alalogue, + oy. n extensive man aturer of farnitare,em- bracing rosewood insatin, brocate!, and hairclovh, with every ciber arucle, makiug a full assortmeat, Exieasive’ ness of this stock wives’ purchasers @ valuable opportunity to ‘be quality superior, being made expressly for for pri stoners, ‘Alto, five inagniticent mantel and pier French ‘also, ‘seventy five oil patnings, handsomely framed; nso. 'best ‘euried hair mattre-ses, decorated china vases and tea sets, twelve dozen black walnut, curl maple chairs, fifty benches, corner stands, bookrack, ie. Dealers ail themselves. Bargains may ‘be expected more than d with boxing and shippin, ‘AY, OUTOBER 7 Naséan street, a woriment of furniiure, consisting ot rosewood and ma bogony parior suites, 'n satin brocatel. plush and baie sloth; marble top centre, side and sofa tables; secretatce hookeates, bookstands, ladies’ French secre'aire music cabinets; supe: rior cusom extension dining table, dining room and parior chairs, sofas, lounges, tete-a-tetes, Arm and easy chairs, rose wood and mabogany bedateads, cotiagedo,, enamelled cottage furniture with and withow marble tops, hair mattresses, pal- lasses, beds, beddiog, stoves, &c. EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER—STORE 117 NASSAU street.—Aasignee’s sale of a large stock of superior per Cimery, biouterte and toilet articles, at 667 Brond way, comer of Prince sireet—S. L. Hull, asmgnee, will sell aa above, at 1 o'clock. on Tuesday, October 20. the entire stock of usefill nr d decorative articles contained in that splendid store; consist: of colognes, extracts, pomatum, cumbs, brushes, ‘snan xlas-en, Ac.’ Also, the entire stock of raw materials, essenti:t bills, & -hecetsary for wo extensive taanuinaiuring bn - neat. Also, show cages, mirrors, Ax'uren, &c. le to be positively sold to the highest bilder tor sash, FLENEY, Mi LREDS 1 00. AUCTIONEERS, OFFICE No, 19 Nasean street. —Assignee sale of a large and valna ble stock of pianofortes, musical instruments, music bound and In sheets, &c.—Herry H. Leeds Co., will sell, hy anc tion, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct 3) and BL, a 1034 9’clock np nay at ibe extensive warerooms of Horace Waters, Esq., roadway, corner of Worth (late Anthony) street, 6 ineg aud valunl ‘stock of pianofortes, musical tnatrument mus, Ae. the whole 10 be sold without reserve, by order o Jobo Be Ath Is pager, Le ot plain, moulded foning colograted makerm ec ullvert 2 Coe whis kod witboek the wollan attachment; Horace Waters, Jacob Chickering, Bar- more and others, all of the first clase; superb barps, various makers; me 434 und 5 octaves, portable or plain cases, ment of cr He stated Sea oer ment leon, rs, trump es, Saroneta: drums, sua treet, in lols R.. the salesroom, fantasies, &c. Also, ‘assortme! me lat with covgrighia, ‘many of whieh are of great ae ‘mn nheets, ditto bound, tn books, fe. are particularly invited to Set thin tole, as tt ‘aill be found ‘extensive ever made in this city, and every = tonal wb higee Fortorthor pardouiats squire ‘whatever, to close the concern For rs the nucticneers, at thelr ofc, 19 Naagau wre ‘ARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE.—FRENCH Sik T tron, bollowware, &¢.—In JOUN B, VAN ANTWERI 3 Dardware’ sale, on Tuesday, Oct. 30, at ‘No. 216 Pearl street, will be found ‘eighteen cases French sheet iron hollowware, tinned saucepans, fo i ai ai fry pans ew lenders, cups, can soup iad Hes, ip bare tabl meat forks, waaho len, cottee Also, fifty dozen. none an HP bandletDS ahnivele abo ‘will be sold b; @, or acenunt of whom it may con- cern, part of 1 em cing a apy damaged hy sea water. Also, two packages do ‘single barrel guns and rifles, one case teatrare, coe cask fleet amerriad; cue to. thio cutlery, five do. bell ‘braces, draw knives, compasses, scissors, saws, butcher knives, billet webs, ac. HN HOUGH, AUCTIONRER PEREMPTORY BALE and ‘elegant hourehold furnitare, pianoforte, ‘consiating one eaay chair, four ponte © oo chairs and one, “Cotte rece] chair; wood 7 ont eautifi) ‘highly finished ease, and fully bts om by the re hg lagentry yelver car i o Lo si b Tes. 1, SMITH, AUCTIONEER. TOR HOUSRHOLD » ,{urniture. at the residence 193 Prince street, on Monday, Ck 20 a ae SMITH will sll ar above, the en. ‘ire handsome furniture: baving been An ‘ime, in a velees ants mt ann cutlery, Ae, wi og de age he ke he ; ‘treat, between fourth sueet.—On West-ott will cell, (ONEER.—SPEQIAL SALEBY + order of Hen: i “ Talbot Auditor of the nt uction: on Monday, Poor ah ate ‘at the Mi sates , 6 one, ut 12 earayen - np account of New York Stock Bank at Vincennss. 8,000 on of Sate 6 per cent Coupoa Bonds, rags Cou- nt of Plymouth Rank at Plymouth. 8,500 1nd th Minto Bp ebper cent Stock, with int. pat On account of Agricultural & Fi tof Yirgne. 6 per cent en Bonds, Jan car, egg cent Stock, int. from ‘Traders’ bona ‘Vers 2,000 india piste Pe iin, satanaarign it. from 8,000 1 la State 8 aii Dee ‘trom ndlana Siste’b por oeut ym accoun! of Farmery’ Bank at JSasp: 3,000 Tnaiaiie Haas pense, Joe ie dui. 1855. 1, 1455, for on or before 1 o'clock of the are made for account of juired on the day in’ = say, 1855. 3,200 Penney ivania 5 per day ahor the cater When purchases yale out of “he city, 10 per cor’ will be of six days grace given (auding interes!) on the ‘The accrned interest will ge to the purchaser, (the same ne at tbe Board of Srokers,) except when oe TOMES DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONNER—TO MORROW Monday), at 1% o'cloo! 7 MoCAFE RAT & WALTORS household 0. 67 fama (o California, consisting of wofes und sot oil chien and. rook c inree Ply and agra beds, mattresses, blankets au ription ; also, one piano- ‘and furnitur nd who Poser. QUERIFE'S SALE —W. ALBUR TUR, AUCTIONEER, will seli, on Tuesday, Oct. 30, at 10 street, opposite the City Jor tual ture, in plush; rosewood pulles of rowawood par clop bureaus, © contre tablee And washstauds; beds ingrain san prcokee 2 a Sainte plated w see, casters, watches: aod chen jewel the ore ee to yal mn, E. LOTT. Sheriff, ‘TrirLeR, Deputy. Ut BE SOLD, BY AUCTION, AT THE maw BRIDGE, November 30, at Li ill of ten years’ nue addie horse a Jady or fetleren, sais respect foe ad panane, alel pant pony (or ‘and. gentlemai its, de. re ry large quanilty of garden MRS. KEMBLE HAS, ROOMS FOR Ppereons, with or without, board, Uatinon square, between ‘and Twenty-sixin sweets. BROADWAY, UNION | SQUARE: —HANDSOME tbe first floor, to let, with private lable, or Op the Kuropea inh an ele fan "oF entle- an 8 "AND 624 BROADWAY, BETWEEN HOUSTON and Bleecker streets. First class accommodations for familis and gentemen, ‘BROOME STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, FUR 8 for gentlemen at $1.50 per week. Al though the pe Price is els low, hone but genteel persons need apply. FOURTH ANENUR, THIRD DOOR FROM Twenty-first stree}.—Very pleasant furnished rooms to ¢ house has all the modern ihe location central and easy of access to improverren's, and any part of the olt SF@OND AVENUE SECOND Di DOOR BELOW jentiemen can obtain hand somely Song Tooms, with or without partial board ina House, having gas, ‘bath, furnace, &e, Location NINTH STREET.—SUITS OF HANDSOMELY FUR- uished rooms to let to families, with private table, if doared, in a house pleasantly located, and containing modern improvements, near Broadway, EAST TWENTY-THIRD STRB@T.—A LARGE PAR- Jor and bedroom, elegantly furnished, on the Ist door, second thor, can he obtain gether or separate, with board, ina first class house, ‘Abply ‘a00v and ane lary e rom on the EAST TWENTY.THIRD STRECT—ONE OR TWO ‘small families, or single gente! dated with fine rooms and hoard pleasunily located between Fourth and Lexington avenu heed STREET, ONE DOOR WEST OF BROAD- artments to let; algo, single rooms, on floors, on reasonable terms, for single in, can be fn the above trst class house, first, second and men and small ‘malts, OKER STRERT.—FURNISHIED ROOMS TO let, vale board, second block from Broad- ORCHARD STREET—BOARDING, IN AN AMERT- ‘A large furnished front toom on the second nun aud wife or two single gentlemen; price, $8 per Week; also, single rooms for gentlemen, NINTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENU! A nicely furnished room to let, with board, in the first gf bouse No, 37 Ninth street, suitable for gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen, AMITY PLACE, ONE DOOR. FROM BLEECKER street, ite west of Brosaway. Handsomely logether or weparate, for families board. Parlors and bedroom Or single gentlemen, GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives, or single gentlemen, cat be accommodated with ed Fooms and full or partial board, where nforis Of a home can be realized: Goo rate, handsomely furnish od table; hot and 2 BEACH STREET, NEAR ST. JOuN'S PARK. nak tlemen and their wives can be accommodated sunt rooms and board. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE tlemen, can be accommodated with board, wt 150 jouse is new, and coniains all the modern im: provements; unexceptionable reference required and given. GENTLEMAN AND fe, WITHOUT CHILDREN of servants, can now have the second and 1 etroom, handsome); aitely Lurst class house, but parties of the first ve story iron furnished, with full board, in, the West Twenty. pron sirget, Ne first respectability x: coe a] Fequired and given. For purticu.ars cail at GENTLEMAN ope HIS WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE with a handsomely fur ‘also {two single rooms tn private at 68 08 Bt. Mart fe Mark's plage. pince.” ROOM AND BEDROON Beg LET, Anquire at 42 University NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, EN. Ueman and lady, full board for the ‘y van Biven and required “Call At te beard: ‘amily, Fine Srat clase house with References g) , GENTLEMAN AND WIFB, AND. ep SIN ‘tlemen, can obiain frat oiash mp. partte Dame brown Poy inh A Bol wid all modern improve men's. No, '‘wenty-recond st ty Gramer. cy park. Reference given and required ita FRENOH LADY (PARI@IAN) WILL LET TO A SIN gle gentleman, or to two gentleman, able terms, a nice furniabed parlor with bedroom excellent opportunkty for one who wishes 19 learn the Prench language, (all only trom $ 109 o'lock Great Jones sireet, second door GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, OR ny accommoated board. ina bouse hea gem sianied. and offers a sorta ‘Thirty-second street, between Bri CTA easant rooms, bid VERY PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, cod floor, neatly furnished, containin fae and grate, Sathroom on » ame foor, wou! hoard, to one or two single gentlemen, on very moderate ta Family strietly iprivause References: ‘exchanged, ‘s at Lexington avenue. - ee ae neon Cena) IVATR FAMILY HAS A NICE LARGE FURNISH dean that called: about two weeks aiv is renescedS fleman that en! wecks 1. 0 1s Fe Seite hee a: requested to call Beak. SELECT FANT hoard tn a Brat ciao chon petvate, house, a throng IES OR SINGLE sootss, in gulte oF locat bouts Dinner at ‘242 Thompson street, between Amity mu F bie el ences exchanged. pnt AND Ha FIFE iy furnished Cg ro ply for for id ane arise sega ‘be accommodated. — OR NPORNISHED, FOURTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE avenue. Two | Bee gant rooms No. 105 West Fourteen'h venient \o cars and stages. Bosna AND ROOMS iN UNION om gC a8 Pama and fitted up in good atyle. yen ey pee GENTLEMAN AND ba WIFE O# tw men can be accommoas’ed with rooms and beard at 308 MEDHURGI'S, of! Hovston street A RDING. ry * PLEASANT ra sos cae 4 aon 10 man, {com 10 te let feamihed. fo 8 aly 9 Jady, and. Guatle kK th int | Post office. Bowne 4 WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, he wife only, in a private er 7% peas fer fur- week; fire a focation Fini avenue: ‘Those, objecdug to a field need no! answer Comfort, Heraid ofice, immediately CARD CHANDAOMELY | PURNINHED, | ROOMS, boure 46, West Washington piace, to fe. ethor. 10 ‘nities ‘or single gentlemen, with full or partisl board; house contains the modern improvements, Keference exchanged. ‘ov the second floor, wi te UAKD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN, : momas: ve hai ‘Such wo olfer, will plenes address adarrae not Ne 095 Pot office, Wh flst inst., stating ‘advantages. Kteferences exchani OARD WANTED—BY A gure ‘LADY, IN A BMALL private family, where no o rs ae taken, wes! of Brvedway. whet tbe loan ofa vam of money would pay for board, preferred, or would rent the secoud of a small house furnished; or purchase the furniure. ‘sal ory re: ae giveaand required, Address Julla, Broadway Post 2 OARDING, AT &% WARREN STREET. PLEASANT, B Giry ronms to let, with board, to d. to aingle gentlemen, or & gentleman and his wile, | 8 to let to gentlemen, with fuli or pacha! Doane. Day boarders ascomea accommodated with board. Prisesmoderate, OARDING IN BROOKDEN. —A LADY AND GENTLE. mu, oF one or two single gentlemen, who my be looking for horrd, wil find pleaswnt accommodations (faruished a furnished), where all the comforts of home may be enjoyed, by sppizing at 9) Sanda street, dve minutes’ walk from fn Helere OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND rant uces exchanged, tached. gas Umeper week. 810, between Wel st, and South ferries, Uuree minutes’ walk from each, Address A. B., Herald oflice, or Brooklyn Post offiee, KOOKLYN HE{GHTS—TWO LARGE AND RLRGANT rooms aren sie sear second floor, to let with board, 11 e de: lightful Gret nce 64 Remson sirest, within treo minutes ik it the Wall Wall sire ‘street, and five of the South ferry. Also rooms bree the third floor, suitable for gentlemen. vinnes ia atx, en exchanged. .URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, AT NO. SGREAT JO} street—cormiating of @ parlor with bedroom, newly insndsomely furnished, closets, bath and. gas. Sullable for one ortwo lemen. Keterences exchanged. 'UKNISHED HOUSE TO LET—AT CLIFTON, STATEN Island, three minutes’ walk frm Vanderbil to fea'w ik be nvea for 8100. from, ow until Mey.” or moze n will be given for $100, from now until May. Fo: orale with real name, Clifton, Herald office, New CRNISHED ROOMS TO LET, ON THE EUROPEAN plan, coralsting of elegant suites of rooms and sing'e sleeping rooms; a gaod cook kept in the establishment, where meal can be sipped from 7 in the morning il LL ai night, roadway. Private entrance 8 Prince [OTEL LODGINGS.—CLEAN BEDS AND SINOLE oom to be had for 25 cents per night, or $1 0 per week, AC the (lobe Isat, corner Frankios ‘vam streets, only Jock from French's dotel. En attention will be pal to those ) who favor the hotel with call ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET—TO pentiemen ony, with partial board ifrequired. inn ples sent situation, near mee square. Gas and bath in the house. Apply at £02 Fourth street. NSIRUCTION.—A GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION ‘wonid ike to meet with a genteel family, where he would enjoy the civiliti don of refined socie:y and the comforts of ahome, for A fers be would like to give lessons on the eae German lage and literature. ‘The highest city reference can be aiven. “ Pleare address Professor, Third avenue Post ofce. 0. 6 CLINTON PLACE.—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH. out board, to let, in « house with all the modern improve, ents, ina private French family. LEASANT ROOMS TO LET, WITH PARTI AL BOARD Apply at 59 Kast awenly: third Comoe near Fo urth avenue Rows YOR TWO GENTLEMEN MAY BE HAD IN A family who take but four, by calling at 48 Ninth street, near Broadway. malate pears 10 LRT—WITH BOARD, THE SECOND FLOOR OF A houre, pleasantly aud ‘quietly situated, nesr Broadway. atamally of tro paly? co mor mudi, al feronces exchanged. a family of two only; comifort studied. Relerot Address 8. M, Herald ee 34 = ToL LET—ON THE WEST SIDE OF BROADWAY, A Jor and bedroom, on the first floor, furnished, with or withdutl board, for the lady, in quiet neighborhood, below Ca- prey family small, ‘Address Johnson, Broadway Post hice, for ¢ YW bye? LARGE. ‘AND ) TERY P LEASANT ROOMS—ON THE first floor, with grates, &c., to let. They are furnished in food isle, and will receive the best of attendance, inquire lor oro days at 138 West Eleventh street, between 1@ and 2 pesrae FURNISHED ROOMS.—THE APART. ments, for two single gentlemen, cannot be surpassed. They are in a first class house—no boarders; the location is central tad near three public thoroughfares, Inquire at 73 East 11 welth street. WRNIGHED ROOMS TO LET—AT 76 BROAD way. A handsome parlor and bedroom, to @ single gen- Jeman, UF accommodations auficient for two {entlemen wish- hg to room together, Apply from 8 to 12 A. M. Rese ROOMS TO LET. SEVERAL SUITS. OF ndsomely furnished rooms, with gas, bath rooms, and ail the modern improvements, at No. 760 Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth Bireets, \WRNISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN A PRIVATR FAML- lf, 8 Franklin street, near Broadway. Very desirable cation. 2OOMS—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, | WITH v board, at 107 Bleecker street, near Broadway.’ Families can be accommodated with desirable apartments; also single gentlemen. WANTED-bY A GENTLEMAN AND His WIFE, A parlor and bedroom. with board, ina modern built house, between Fourteenth and Twenty-ifth streets, The adverixer will furnish ail but carpeta.. Peiva'e. families destrous of tes. sening thelr expenses may apply, by Jpier, mating location and terms (moderate), to M. lerald office. Refe- Fences ¢x ~ EDUCATION, 10 POOR KEEPING, WRITING, &0—-STUDENTS 0. at DOLBEAR’S academy, 609 Broadway, are taught 10 fuk a s Lbiereren f bookkeeper, who explains princi- ins! Jn : nerd ad ‘the beat commercia) aioe Danks. Students dus taught become good bookkeepers command good aitu: ations. () ~BOOKKERPING, WRITING, Frm lee Time unlimited, ai PALNES, 235 Grand street, 0 aireot, Brooklyn —Ladies or geotionen are wosrea! eed at easy, ‘lowing, elogant and expeditious, haniwriling, fend thorough inatru In bookkeeping, as used in the best houses in the city, Rooms open day and evening. 1 ONLY, FOR PENMAS arithmetic, elocution or rege English Capraro and composition, including enn 5 each. just + Di tmmedi- ately, at 778 tale ie Ninth and nih sirects, Terms reduced weel Lessons in thee Frensh, nish, and German languag' G ROBBING ELLENWOOD. OOKKEEPER AND ENGINEER.—A SITUATION 18 wanted, by & young man, 25 years old, to keep a net of borks, or to run a high pressure engine, 'Wouid like to go Weat or to ‘Sowh America. Address Bookkeeper, flerald ce. PEs LESSONS GIVEN | BY A FRENCH LADY, OR her husband, elther in Brooklyn or New ¥ ork. Nonebnt =e Tospectabiity need address ©. de B., box 201 Herald NSTRUCTION IN MUSIC AND FRENCH.—A YOUNG Parisian lady, who speaks English duentiy, is deal obtaining ek eet wri wah to soquire 8 know! a sive lesson ak tet 7 Sanpiy i anda WINGS, 10a atonuer bevwenn is ont ENC i a e had. Stevia AND FRENCH LANGUAGES,—PROFESSOR ‘A. PIERRA can dispose of a few hours to private lesson’ Ginesos of three or four pupils, Terms moderate, Apply # 4 Varick street, near Fi HIRE OR FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS MAY BE TAD in a private family without board, if desired; entre use of range, with privilege in the kitchen for ‘cooking: Yocation very central, near Grace church, at 95 4ih avenue. Wanted— AK servant girl. INANT"® BOARDING SCHOOL FOR, BOYS—AT LIT. tle , nine miles 5-<Thia setiool is under the ‘of Ac B. Winant snd shady. jext session commences Nov. 5, Terms, $00 per five py “Ourculars addrena- view, mi Applevoi’s, 348 Broadway, or by 8 826 he Principal. “He will call upon any person in the city why may desire an inte pn ae STING, ROOKKFEPING, AC.—ARE TAUGHT BY bere gonstnonen tre aa ‘or r aereatle per. img, ich expetiiots and superior manner. Terma mnderate, ectusee and full particulars on application. JOLLIN® HOTEL, FOOT OF CANAL STRECT, WILL Z PT neg M and Pye wiih bedroome, vor ilies, or single room: reasonable terms, for the ‘winter months rooms ALLMAN | & MAPES, Proprict VERETT HOUSE, NORTH 81DB UNION SQUARE, NEW Eu —This establishment is now open for the accommoia a, TUAPP & JOSLIN, RI iy 8s HO" BROADWAY, COR: | Fyoupaana RDG! rhe! =) ye i, sd individuals, oan, how Sorte o ol or without board by ‘ie the meal or week, served In the § raed ee one Fa oe tion a aaatent aod p Ang -I, Yn FAMILY AILY HOTEL. NEW NEW pty d STRERT, Lup. ‘Stee Fy alts! roe, pape sets ito wer tatae, sivays feds cd ow fore Bera fed mile ted THOMAS QUA RPERUNINE ESeane eerste = ¥, CORNER OF READE STREET, AT 87 Bee eats ube gases AF rman, Hah ach nd Yet Seip eet bas ped eioaes theo the branch oe, 0a Greenwich street." Tergas ‘mote, Wager: SITUATIONS PROCURED AT NO 4 Broadway, for salesnien, schoo! teachers, men § ‘and railiroada, iy 1P—BOOK-KuEPING Ww TO BET up’ airable tiyles for present season, thirty € coat ower sy arte ae Buyere can’ chonee their 4c. Milliners and the ade only suppiied. DAviD st STRAUS, 2b Bowery, Up ai Fr, opposiie Hivingtou street. MERION. RUSSIAN AND HODSON Bay coM- A ies? fur's.— Moser & Buster oan now cffer to the public, mare ee en upequalled assortment CH ~ ih siete “I ye A whith Nyy taere, descrip. i cares Ever; : tion of furs can tet und of eich riety that cana Ell aa tract attention, ‘Bvery article will be warranted and sold ai {air prices. MOSBE & 11 StHs. Tolportere and Manutucturers of Fars, 4” Malden lee, and 566 Broadway, ONNETS—BEAVER BONNETS, BLACK AND BROWN ‘atonedoilar each. We have Juat received our stock of ian beaver bonnets, oo for Gen éae of texture and tniah by Doanet ever offered in IAF FEA AY oy Ta BUND, 108 ftad Ii Sixth avenue, RIDAL WREATHS FOR THE MILLION. <THE Mo3T logant wloroment for a ts te colfoure cachs pene tin onrchs marsbeats end legit nee tbe fatten ieee) yrutia and fiowers in oe aeoAMes: Tek, ERIS, 287 Broadway. near Whit , OLOAKS CLOAKS.—POR A SPLENDID AS: ears UC ow prices, call apna Jt MM. LHOMS, 196 Bowery, fu four doors from Spring street, HEAP FRENCH boat g ms STORE, 1h thy street.—Leautiful French styles bon iets and cay ladies, Inlsoes, and ehildren, of i2 Tashiovable French Mine: ry store, 154 treet, sil eS oar ote RB, RALLINGS RESPEOFFULLY SOLICTT® THR Fe ey yet of Indien w ber noveition tp French bouncts, (4 yt at of entirely nee jtexture,’ ft varlety, styles pot lobe seen in ‘ablikronat tn Sirti ries” wae ALLINGR, 6 7 Cana) alree!. ISSES GRANT, DRESS AND MANTILUA MAKEBS, Corner Remsen & Leonard sts,, Wallamsburg. tga ws BMYTHE. 573 BROADWAY—WILL OPEN ith @ handsome ussortment of winter bonne's, on Mon- day, Oolober 29, 1866. ILLINERY.. —MISS A A RMSTRONG HAS. OPENED A re millinery st % Canal sirect, over Halsted & Dykes’ ‘oods store. where will be found superior styles of bonnets, ot ‘every descr tou, at leashes Dr ot below Broad: Prices. “A call judies solicit N*%, YORK FUR COMPANY.—WE BEG TO INFORM our friends and patrons that we have opened our store with an elegant stock of furs, consisting of royal ermine, Rus- & Co. 421 sroadway. Or tended to, WINTER Fas FASHION |, FRENCH BONNETS AND. FOURS, Madame HARKIS & SON have ae pleasure {n an- nouncing their arrivalof winter bonnets; also a full assortment of fars, which they wil! sell at reduced Drioes, an they are ae ing ihe fur trade, not baving .oom for both businesses. or road. TaN ANTS? ReweTEn. 713 BROADWAY, CORNER OF WASHINGTON PLACE, ented vee Weller's saioon.— Handsomely turnished parlors ‘oom, N APARTMENT ON FIRGS FLOOR TO LET, TO A small family, furnished or unfurnished, with or without Dack basement; also, furnished rooms to single gentlemen, Terms moderate, References exchanged. Apply at No. 4 ven street. AKERY TOL*TOR LS neg OLD 8TAND,—THE four story brick building, No. 537 tixth avenue, rent $650: none need spp unless they can give good soourity for the rent. Itis a situation for a dry go0's let tll Ist May, the large besemect, corner of Sixth venue gad Twenty: -firat alreet. JnPPLY At 10 Weat Twenty-first street, be- fore 10 or after 5 0! 109 Pearl treet. HESTNUT STREET STORE, PHILADELPHTA—TO let, store No. 174, most desirable, part of yond south side, between seventh and Kighth streets. ni 2° pe site the new Masonic Hall. Address JOSEPH 10 Ridge avenue, Philadelphia, ‘OURE TO LBT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, ON it all the modern improvement can be had” soul es witl 8 longer, Apply to R Be GOODWIN, 808 Broadway. Also many others to let and for sale 'N THE BUGHADEHOOD, phi ST. Page PARK, HALF oe fine house will be let to a respectable taxally, ished, or to single gentlemen. Apply at 6 Varick street. LARGE DAGUERREAN ROOM—ON SECOND FLOOR, to let; splendid skylight, best location up town. with or without the dwelling. Rent low to sgpod ana, ‘Apply tm mediately 10 0, ANGEVINE, 165 Eighth venue. FFICES AXD Of AMBERS TO LER—SUITABLE FOR FOR legal, artisi'cal or commercial business, tn the Moffat Rainy Bey. Rents moderate and varying from Ready sent td eke ADply a na euned) wean g 0) john Ker marble works, xa, Thirty oy sirect, near Broad 10 LET FROM THE 1ST OF NO- TEAM | POWRR, ‘with or without steam power, at Nos. 4 tnd 16 An may nage ce (Lunrens street. Sizoe of shops, 21 BY 40 feet, up 10 48 By 100 viel] lgbied, wid 2] windows an Houire ‘of a bIN 56 Frankfort street, r LET-THE LARGE nora HOUSE, pita STA By pd ‘and 60 adjoining lot ibs corner’ at Fourth aves Mis y tra foetg fourth strsens, having a fine view of the nah iva g country. ome of the lots are well ated rort hones. For further information apply to Mr. SEABOLD, ett store, on Ninety third street, or JO "T. FAKISH TET—THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE 115 HESTER street, to @ small genteel! family, consisting of front and tack parlors, with kitchen atiached, bedrooms, pantries, and » clotkes press. it contains ail the taodern umpirovemnie, euch as jonary wash tubs, &e. Apply on the premises. 0 LPT—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, FINE LARGE oftices in the five story brick building No. 81 West streot, with or without lofis; also a large cellar. Storage wanied. ates oft the premises, third floor, back. Lod or in Mr, GER- HARD’S ofice, 183 Nassan street, fourth ‘0 LET—PART OF A GENTREL FIVE STORY BRICK house, with ail modern improvements, on Thiriy-Alth ftrcel, pent Broadway. Also, genteel apartments ia ihe sane uelghberhood. Apply'at the marole works opposite. T° LET—THE STORE NO. 60 SRADE STREET, FIFTY feet east of Broadway, opporite Stuart's; reat $500 per ear. Ajso, the first floor, Lecrayp id two rooms, in house Duane street, first bonge east of Broadway; rent $180 per yeur. Apply al GEMMEL! 8, 302 Broadwa; ‘0 LET—HOUSE 11 SECOND PLACE, SOUTH BROOK. lyn, three stories and basement, 18 rooms, gas fixtures complete; rent $500; or will be boarded oat by # gentleman and wile, turnishing thetr own rooms, The house would be furnished for 2 good tenant. Contain: ‘toes and con: servatory. Apply on the premises. 0 LET—TUR FIRST CLASS BRICK STORE 112 WAR ren street, between Washington and West streets, Inquire on the premises. © LET—IN HOUSE 1,28 BROADWAY, THE THIRD sory consisting of two large rooms, four sinall do., closets, wardrot ith Croton nd ipa @as and gaa fix'ures on the floor. Also, Walls and wood work newly painted. Ren’ $15 permopth. Also, fourth story, same as third, kent $124; per month, Possession can be had immediately, Kn juire ou the premises, or at 1U9 Fourth avenue, corner of Twelfth st A FOUR STORY Bi BROWN STONE FRONT . in one of the best locations in the city, will be let, furnished or unfurnished, or, would, sell. the turriure, Which, fu well at the house, isa class. Rent $900 ver month. For Particulars address C. ©. G., Herald oflice. Ula fo Ler A VERY DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD in West Twenty-second street. from November I, a five story English basement house, with gas, bath, (pay He yt suena ss Kent $100 per rei Apply to THOS. So conde Wall street, or 297 West Twenty-second apse A cure oF ROOMS, FURNISHED, Pgh oe ALL the modern improvements, ‘with or wil the use of Kitchen. eit a igh, airy basement, suliable ‘be ‘an office, Inquire at 768 Broadway, Tes TWO YEW HOUSES, NOS. 235 AND 237 ‘WEST hint sixth street. ann have sll the modern {m- ‘and finished tn the ak: Will be reated to the isto May, ate rato of 400 per ann pou LET, WITH STEAM POWER—TWO I LARGE FLOORS basement, 40 by 75 feet, at 213 and 216 West ba i uch ret between Eighthand Ninth avenues. Inquire of LET OR LEASE.—FOUR NEW FOUR pes, buildings, on the corner of Thirty-seventh street al Seventh avenue, sulted for one family on each floor, with ive rooms on each, marble mantels in each sitting room. Inquire on the premises, TS LET OB FOR SALE—ONE NEW BROWN STONE front house, situated at the corner of Hammond street and Rraveriey Place, Smininiog oll the modern Pra ent Inquire ot ELISHA ean ie Broadwa} TO, LET—A LARGE, FINELY FURNISHED ROOM, ind bar, 10'one or two, genllumen, where thé Goutete of 8 tense "ean. 've Price $3 per week. Inquire of Mr. Dieta, 37 Amos stieet, ‘oO LET, —A NEATLY FURNISHED (THREE STORY brick house will be let with or without the furniure, Location convenient and desirable, being Stnsies two blocks Ts CF beesewey, Velow Bleecker street, Address pox 0 rage compa waco AND FINE SUITES op en each of one parior, mantels and wo bedroom, one klichen, with, Groton, Tok ane drat ail hard fotehed @ painted walls, to mall families, 96 10 88 & month, at 402 (new No. 300) Third avenue, Also, store 396 Bowery. To um LET—FURNISHED fig UNFURNISHED, Two front rooms, with board, Ss fi tenn ‘and his wife, or tome sngle gent teislemen, Ab waboly at reet, second: she htt 1 ni A RS LET—THE by of, oh SECOND OR T 4 Tose in a good house, Bi hakad ‘est Thirty seventh street, " modern tr] ments, 5 rater, Ie gemall eat f Bee ae Era Rel oa ae eae LBABE—THE LARGE SP. ton street, one door _ BIT ueuwe, cou. Banos ADW AY—GENTLEM! ace EN’S = FASHIONABLE EWIS & SaACORD invite 4p>- leman’s aailed faruiardng guode Sortie tat it a saaeiae aca m. aud § Stings hn ade 3 ah warran' ‘pectinens the’ Fair of the American Tnsurere, PAIRS 10-4 WHINE: pair. Costot tinport Broadway, Chamoers and BALES oF FLANNE!S—ALL Wi Also, En, ‘Welsh do., of every T. 8 MEW ADT 4% 00., Broadway, Ohninbers and ben: te etroets, Aw ayy. BEAUTIFUL san VARIED D sssourannt of dry eetal am d ornamental, Elec ee ‘in ee Pd u which there ibe Lowery ‘eat ¥ “BLANKETS, 4 ‘ar %6 YER ATEWART £00., and Lieade strecta, ‘ate & WF. poaes| - Magnipicent “ASSORTMENT OF BIOT FaNor iiatiog ofl the ine sod misttamn grades; att nt unpers ¢ fine an ‘any prices, Cong age bi ‘supervision ‘of the well agent, 14 Muldeo lane, — tom og WOoL, TAR veTION Goons. ry ELA NKET: great oe ical oiack: i fret gai: Merton, AND: aie ah CRGRSS, NO 118 CANAL SYRKET londay morning a centa. alluew glen. Sidlaaun, LOAKS FOB THE WINTER—AT RULP RULPIN'S tok New York a the he Unita Saige ees Os uu, 361 “i ener Hy, formed that in consequence of the. vas are anufecturing faclliien of the nabee ier, he is ones aso to offer 2 garments Gh nee to wae iets met; or make, nad at nore ita. fd aa iapar pg bins fp dollars, a magaificent former seasons at forty the finer and richer cloaks of the season proportionsie! pe Tadies’ fancy furs, in Russian ane chilla, mink, equirre all first clnas and pt reasonable shawls!!! ‘The entire stock of a broche, cashmere snd stella, shaw! select cloaks, at thi hat Bay avle, chia: stone Ets fox, bear, erm aa, ris manufactnrer, in ‘ine ata discount of for'y per Geo, BULPIN, Paris bas Sot Hegodar. perare MATERIALS SATIN DALANES WORSTED Jae and mustin curtains, ail quate ie tnd ios: buff and white Ho Pian ll Kind of eurtaly te'a- UBILDS & SMITH, 449 Pearl stroot._ CORSETS —LADIRG GRITING ‘order to & good pro- cure a pair of Mre GAYROR eee erated fad rl-gent fctog French wove cors adien should observe the differenge, 45 Third » avenue near ‘fenih street. FLAINES AT ONE SHILLING PER YARD.—FIVR cases of the richest and best delaines ever offered in New York. at 1s., will be opened on Monday morning at the Gom- 5, H. LIPSETT, Proprietor. MBROIDERED MOURNING COLLARS AND SURRY ES ‘and linen in great variety. A made of ansutrely new msicrial, Aled shades; iinge, wholesale and retail mercial House, 147 Spring men' of stamniog 6 & new style of handkerchief for half mourning. BAILEY, FARRINGTON & & LESLIK, 6 623 Broadway NKETS. —JUST RECEIVED A LARGE Rose and eae oe Past hae “8 Canal atreet, between PEOUNCED SILK, ROBES FROM averton. JAMES Y & CO. bave just received a large lot of ri sik robes, which they wt Broadway, corner Waverl eee ‘Monday, the 29th, Paris feat vow er Drices for cash, a No. Brand 68 Sul received. L000 pieces bisok and eolored chenille ROM THE RECENT A gh bie etal WILL OF OF- fer on yok packer ae fy mousseline de ‘nine, “a ee Broadway, 0 Chamber ROM AUCTION—600 PAIRS OF Bets, at very iy A pack Wer, Ofter ribbons, Be. ‘ay i% ae irewanr a & 00., and Reade (ALL iL WOOL) BLAN- four doors trata Spring ASHTON ABLE DRESS SILKS.—ON MONDAY. o0ro- ber 29, will be add large rar at 500 pieces, new styles, od ones te. tts +55, 257, 269 + And new numbers'47 & 49 Cai |ASHION ABLE moire antique, velvet, fringes and every ol train 25 per coat ee roguler p inshionable dress also @ full arsortment ot ri equally low prices. 285, 287. 261 ‘And newnanbers a 49 Cuiborine mt. REAT NOVELTIES IMPORTED VAL ET X MOLYNEUX BELL, 58 ge consignment ot oo in ,brilliant colors, the z J ‘ever Imported ; aleo,'a ered with chenille, in ‘& great variety Hehas alo received cloaks embroidered with and mos: nevel ger- ‘a large lot of wap cloaks ema brosd~ rom bis Parisian: rus f French denver cloth wrappers of a new nea peantaful ription of velvet clothe never before nsed nd trinmed with velvet. REAT BARGAINS IN SILKA. JUST RECRIVED. triped and plaid wilk« at Se. Se 6d., 6. jo’ silk and shawi store, 116 Canal in the maaufecia- end ase nc ‘ing 81, at BURGESS REAT BARGAINS IN BLANKETS, FLANNELS, ETC., ‘will open on Monday, All wool Dlaiketa, fr from $1 8 pair reat Dargain. All bat fanhicin eT de. ‘AMES GRAY & GO. HAVE NOW IN ate ‘ollection at real Ices and rich French exabroldesion, 129 Broadway, corner Waverley place. BECK & CO. WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, OOT. 2, large stock of new goods. recelved by late arrivals if a wot allks, shaw cloaks, de iaines, valencing, tueribom, laces, embroideries, calicuen. Av. fe ‘id '67 BrowAway, 736 aod is Broadway. GRAY & 00, HAVE REORIVED SOMR. ASH le silks, Valencia robes, and rich 1s, from which they will open on' Monday, the 20th. "720 iacond way, corner Waverley place, UST RECEIVED, FROM THE LAST SIX FRENCH honnet ribbons, dress tria- 8. cashmeres, embroid series, flowers au feathers, will be offered for sale’ at halt of nrtaslon, on Monday, 29h ins. Jobn street, corner of Nassa' indies Wanted immediately. nee GAY, NO, 258 cen gge oe STREET, _ WHOLE: y pattern bonnets, dress , flowers, silks, sating and AI kind: Thiet clot a eiesk. Powe young le eater tn tmillines ID GLOVES, KID cLoves, KID GLOvi ing sale of those bought the entire imp whole and Inst lot ia now attered at 3a. a 196 Bowery, four doors from Spring sect, es DIES, papel Pay ess OR oR CANAL STRERT Grand street "where ‘ou will find a Assortment ‘as good and at much cheaper poy and — ADIFS’ CLOTHS.—A FULL ASSORTMENT oF jonable colors will be apened a Octo’ ! Spent Broadway, | Ciamnbere aud ,OTHB, CLOAKINGR, 0. —WiLh OPEN 01 ow s Gaaber 3 lot of dontrabi and olors French ‘aims cloths ny! inal an a ere bargain. Also, fii Ora “Grand sitet, corner of Foreyth, ERRIMACK AND, FALL RIVER PRINTS A’ rrimack and Fall shawia, blankets, Paris made gloves. Sane at J. ML LYONS, her rth awr's O5., td Reade atrecte, ok oi volver, worremed best sites ‘and dom stic dev hepa a Foe } ap immense stock of for tonishing low prices, at the N. B.—German and French Jangung NoOmce-Beoanwar AND eae st, DRY GoopDs Clerks, attention.—A_ {umber of gentlemen, rep: ‘bousesin the Broadway and ‘Canal we rect vade, tion of selving day, iat wt tell ent aa determined cay, rgb hoe Tay an ‘of a much abused tinge, "6 Old Star Hotel, Li treet, evening, Ortdver 28, at 8 o'clock’ eet, © ‘ake the necea- sary steps for the furtherance of their object, a come priate manner, Taank: Draliend « pone te to be SILKS.—5 CASFS OF Dae AND riped tikes, Just peaived, teamer A rica, end open tor sale on Monday, 29th of Oc! HALSTRAD & DYKR, 98 Cans) street, between Greene and Woouer. ERA cL OAKS, MOLYNEUX BELL, 58 ‘CANAL 8T., baw nor in stock & few more new designs in chotce pare Me MADE Be yes, Pa rx al he ladies to her or ise Asser ment Sr soilinery, 00 exhibition at ‘he ra inealinery mn Pi Whe LENT, No.’ pL ER aE INET PULA TRADE IN CARPETS —RNOLISH VELVET, Frusveis, cbedae ie ore T DOORS ABOVE ay, ome lal, Seabees ete : equare, at gnaw a: CLOAK AND 1 TALS cloaks trom 0a. Aan ios Bowery, ) SILKS, SILKS.— PLAID, STRIPED AN! silks, 5., 68. and 7 nd ie & yard 196 Bowery, ROCHE, SHAWLS, oer pats Je ed PA dg Low ot eareate ta. mie rer yur. cor & 8 AT GREA’ ear ea a gna AT GREAT BARGAD RIVED FR opened on ES AER * Coiwbian Hall, rae ric ebane piel re i riel ep) plaid silks at is. per yard. {TOU wise 7 BUY SILKS, * very lowest price, sm: 116 Copal street, ba