The New York Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1864, Page 2

‘2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL: . ‘Tosspar, August 30-6 P. M. ‘Therewas to-day jittte or ne ebatement of the excite Ment.which distingvished the gold market yesterday, Dut the deckine was partially arrested. After opening ab 236 it sold rapidly down to 23115, then ra! ed 10235, and Analy closed at four o'clock at 2893, Tae eNech of this was, of course, to Unsettle prices, for aW kiads of mor. ghasd so, azd to place a Grag on commercial operations Tne movessonts ia produce were still more fufuenced by it than on Monday, and flour was. from thicty do fifty coats aud pork ceveaty five ceuts to one dolar por barre; lower, while wheat declinod even to oigbt ceots per shel, The oldest Lonis io wh@stroot are pozsted to know the immediate future of gold, goveroments or railway shares, sud this uncertuinty makes speculators and others act werily and trust the market no further thay they oan seo it. Ils Deliewed ibat if s pomlnation ts made at Chicago, and all passcg eif peaceably, the course of gold will bo still urther downward; but that if the-reverse should eccurjan upward turn would be the result. ‘The dulness which has prevailed on the Stock Exchange Since the panic of lest spring baz driven may of the old operators into new channels of speculation, while the present depreseion deters those who remain from embark- fog to apy considerahle extent ona tide which involves more risk than the chances of profit are sufficient to € ver. ‘ihe more broker’s commission and government fax amowvt on thy purchase and cate of every BuLdred sbares of stock to thirty dollars, exclusive of interest, whieh is 4 preiim‘nary oblig.tion tho daily fluctuations Of prices .or the yt few months bardly dispose men to incur, But even if they forsake the purlious of William ‘and Wall strects,#ud make yeotures ia produce or real estate, or auything else, tang:die or iutengible, they flud themselves beset by a host of difficulties, and the road to fortune seems to rocede. as they advance, The state of things is vory dificron| from what it was whom people went specuiatinmad before the pauic; when grocers and tallors, price Nghters aud barkeepers, lawyers and clergy men, widows and epinsters, Joined the Insonsate crowd that rosbod blindly to inflate the sensation bubble of the bour, snd were fiually swallowed uy, as they deserved to be, in the whirlpool wat fuliowed, for which they were indebted to their former friend, Br. Chase, The South Sea bubble, which burst iv 1720 and made iteel? famous in history, involved less divacter #2 point of amodnt mvolved than that very panic. So it proved a waraing, avd the tallors and barkeepers, lawyers and clergymen coufice themseives more to their legiti mate bue! ond the moss of idie and useless men who formerly do)ooded for subsistence upon the demoraliztog game of speculation are to a great extent dispersed, and ft is bo hoped that they have found to occupation more consistent with high moral purpose and life. The produce speculators cnly thrived and now they are being more bitterly Aisappoinied than before, The nation wii! be happy to hear it, and ‘he more of these that are of the bet- ter for ty. They are the mosquitoes of (ne com Mereial a!mospbere, Not only speculators, however, whose losses excite no regret, but property holders of ali degrees, are suftering under the eficcia of the antagonism existing be- tween specie and rency. Real estate of ail Kinds bas been gre: dopreciated by the e« vance of the currency premium on gold, and rail- way property is selling at only balf fts original value, The decline in gold will do something indirectly toward improving the value of such property. But persons in trade, who bave been laboring hard uncer diminished profits or positive losses, will be more immediately bene. fited by this fal! in gold, with the exception of those who bave oa hand imported gcods, pald for at the Iate high rates of exchange, and who will find themselves beavy tosers by the decline; for wholesale prices Bympatbize very actively with gold, umless porbaps in a product like cotton, which is operated upon ‘by special influences. Tho majority of people are mak- ing far less money vow than they were before the sus- Pension, while the cost of living has nearly doubled_and the prospect is that most mep who remain in legitimate ‘Dusiness through this war will be in the end poorer than they are uow, and to this apprehension we may attribute the growing disposition among many to retire while their burdens are yet light, A‘despatch frog Washington toforms us that the Secre- tary of the Tr: 'y bas recetved from Hamburg a pro posal for a loan of a thousand millions for seventy-five Pears, at three per cent intercet, the payments to be as followe‘Twenty per cent in cein, ten per cent in CTnited Siaies currency and seventy per cont in out- Btanding obligations of the government. ‘The threo per cent is of course to be payable in coin, which would amount to an aggregate of two hundred aud twenty-five per cent in gold at the portod of the joan’s metority. But another versiou of the story {nforms us that the principal isto be reimbursed to the holders during the last forty-five years of the term, in equa! semi-annvel instalments, This, how- ever, mukes little difference, So far as the rate of terest is concerned this reported proposal would ap- pear to be more advantageowg than the ealo of six per cont bonds; but when we consider that tbe period stipu Inted for the loan to run is pearly four times that of the bonds now authorized, the advantage on the one side is more than counterbalanced by the disadvantage on the other, Wo therefore advize the government to reject Che offer. If i is a fact, as we aro led to suppose, it evidently emanates from a bive cf German usurers, who expect to, and doubtless would, make a bandsome thing by the transaction if accom plished, But we are dieposed to think that the proposal is accompanied by some obnoxious etipulation of which we have not yet heard,such as placing the loan ona Jevel with our other gold bearing securitier, by pledging the customs daties for the payment of Its interest. AS the acceptance of thie loan would require the authority of Congress thore is po sudden danger of the country Deing let into making a bad bargain; but it may not be untimely to warn Mr. Fessenden against taking any ac- (ow in the mesier which would involve us in an upples- @antand vuoprottable negotiation, or place tbe pation !p Ga undignified position, Tho movey market is easy at seven por cent on call, under a very light demand. The discount line is, how- ever, more active, and ratesjrange from § to 10 per cent for first class signatnres. Lenders are ecrutipizing both pame and cojlaterals very closely, and many of the former offering are unmarketable at ordinary ratea, In foreign exchange there is very little doing, and great irregularity prevails. Bankers’ bills were quoted at from 250 to 262 about noon, and merchants’ bills were upgal- able at moch Jowor figures. Mr. Jobo A. Stewart, for the last eleven years agsoci- led with the United States Loan and Trust Company, hes ‘been appointed to fill the vacant Sub-Treasurysbip in this city. The stock market was toactive to-day, and prices con- tinued to fall of. Compared with yesterday's quotations, Erio Railroad declined at the first board today per cent, Erie preierred 3, Reading *{, Michigan Southern 4, Illinois Central 3, Cleveland and Pittsburg \4, Chicago and Rock Isiand &, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 1, Atlantic Mail 1 Quicksilver Mint 3g, and Obio and Miaswsipri certificates 4, New York Central advanced 4 and Cum beriand Coal {. Hudson River, Chicago and Northwost. Orn and Canton Company sold the same. ‘The market wae still weaker in the afternoon, At the @econd board Now York Central fell ef from the noon Prices 3 per cent, Erte 34, Hudson Rivor 34, Reading 1, Michigan Soutbern 3, Illinois Central 4, Cleveland and Piteaburg 44, Chicago and Northwestern %, Chicago and Rock Island }{, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 35, Cumber- fland Coal 34, and Obio and Mississippi certificates %%, Government securities sold to-day at the following Quotations: —Rogistered 6's of 1881, 10° 3g @ 109; coupons Go. , 10834 & 10854; Coupon five-twonties, 1095, a 1103; coupon ten-forties, 10334; October Treasury notes, 111 a 1113; One year certificates, 04 '¢ 0 0475. ‘The following 1s the report from Seere nee do 129% BU #8 re i 109" 100 Ohte rot 00 Br rei wo poe 10% iS onan te SECOND DOLrD. Bauer. “4 two o'Ococe P. - a ree oon tou. a an & my Mario ing Go: ~ NY ei BR, io: . CITY COMMEROIAL REPORT. ‘Tugspay, August 20-6 P. Asnes —Receipt?, none. Market inactive aud prices Bominal, Brraverorrs —Reccipts, 6,878 bbls, flour, 64 bbie. and 26 bags corn moat, 13.805 hnebale wtevery weyeoo Dusbels cote. murs Was @ (uriber break down in the flour market to-day, Jn sympathy with tho tum! gold, tho decline being 2éc. 8 D0c., with a good deal of irregularity of prices. There was @ @trong pressure to sel!, ospecially on the part of those carrying large quan- tities on speculation, The sales were 14,000 bbls. State and Western, 900 Soythern and 500 Canadien, In rye and corn meal only a retail business, within our ++ $9500 9 65 +915 a 9 90 Choice State... 20 00 a 10 15 Common to mediura oxtra Western,. 9 80a 10 60 Extra round hoop Obi» 3:10 50 a 11 00 Western trade brands 11 05 a 12 76 Extra St. Louis, fe 12 00 a 13 90 Common wouthere 16 65 a 11 40 aad exira 1 45 a 14 00 Somnice Oncedinn ++ 9 80.8 10:15 Good to choice extra do. 410 80 a 11 75 Rye tour, supertive 8 00 a 11 60 Corn meal, bois 8 00a 8 50 Corn meat, Dunc! doa * S s 7S » wheat marke er the fall in ly and hight : pales 60.000 bushels, Row amber winter Mlinois, at $2 39; aD, S0-C4 ed, $2 30 $2 85, and winter red We quote Chicago spring $2 10 a club $215 a $225, and amber spring . Tho corn tuarket was ‘also 1¢ @ 2c, lower; sales 57,000 bushes at $1 53 a $1 69 for mixed Western, Oats were very duii ond heavy at 900.a 98c. Rye, bar- ley and bariey malt wholly nominal, ‘Corro.—{he market was dull and heavy, and prices ine:uding ere still tending duwnward; sales 150 bales. We quote Uplone, Florida, Maile, 0.47. Ordivary...... 14.172 173 114 14 Middiiog. 79 179 150 180 Good middiing....182 182 183 188 8 Corres.—The market wes quiet, and quotations were entirely nominal, At auction 1.000 bags Rio (badiy damaged) soldiwom 2%¢ to 43c, end 218 do, Rio skim- mings (slightly dams ced) at 863 Covrgr.—The inarkot was quiet but frm, We havo only to note sales o. 7).090 pounds Detroit at Si3sc , aud 60,600 do, Baltimore a:%00. a £0 c. FRRIGETS Were inactive and quotations nominal, We heard of engagements of ouly 200 tons cileake, to Liver- pool, per American, at 15s. and 60 tons logwood, came rate, To Loxdon, neutral, 20 tons measurement ods, 158.;50 tons ck walnut, 22s. 6d.,and 50 bales air, dos. and by stcamer, 2,500 boxes cheese, 403. A Hamburg sbip, 790 tous, was chartered to Leghorn, with tobacco, at 60s. :a British brig, 400 tons, to Demerara, Staves and heading, at $17; a schoner,1,000 bbis. ca- pacity, to Tampico und bick, $2,200, bait gold, and a ark, 400 tone, to Cay cone, on'private terms, Fisn.—The supply of dry cod continues very light, and prices are firm: sales of 400 quintalg Grand Bank at $9 per quiptal, Mackeic! were scarce and firm; sales of 500 bbls, at $27 a $28 / . 1, $19 @ $19 60 for No. 2, $14 50 for large No, 3, and $13 for medium. Nothing doing in ‘box herring. Hay.—the market was steady at $1 25 for new and $i_50 for old; shipping, $1 25 a $1 55 for now and $1 60 @$1 Td for oily ure. Hors.—Tho demand was quite active and prices wore without change; sales of 700 les at 150, @ S6c. for mouldy to good grades. Hear.—The demand for Manila was light; small sales at 20c, a 20346. American was niet at $1 680 $1 83 for undressed and $3 20 a $3 60 for dressed. Hiprs.—The market was tuact and we have only to 2 tice sles @f 2,300 Buenos Ayres at 86340. Present quotations are, nominally, Bueucs Ayres and Montevideo at i at Rio Grande at 35440. a Bic., Orinoco at S5e. California at 50. a 36c., do. Mexican at Surge. a33i,0, Porto Cabelio at,21c0 a 2c, Vera Cruz at 30/4c. @31c, ‘Tampico at 31 + Matas moros at B2c. a S4c., Marderibo at 20c. a Sic., Bogota at 52c, 2 83c., Weatera at 260. a 2Tc., Curacoa at 220. a 2hc., and Barceloua at 20c a 22c. cash. Lernea.—Tbe market was quiet, but quotations were firm. We quovo bemiock Buenos Ayres light, 45c. a 45350 ; do middie, d6c, a 47c.; do. heavy, dtcya 47c.: Calllorbia light, 445. a 45c.; do.’ middle, 45c. a 4bc , and 0. heavy. 45c. a 480.; Orivoc), &0., Nght, 450, a'd4c.; do, middie, dic. a 45c , and do. boavy, dic. ad5o Motase:—-The market wag quiet, and prices were with- out essential change. sales of 200 bbis. New Orleans at $1 12a $1 16, 100 vols. do, On private terms. and 40 ball bb's. Cuba muscovada at S2c. At auction, 406 bbis. and half bbls. Now Oricans sold at $1 Ol a $1 10. Navat StoRES.—Spirits of turpentine were dull, but Prices were without quetable change; tales of 25 bbis. Freveh at $3 40 a $3 45, and small sales of Amorican 33 60.2 $2 55. Rosins were quiet: sales of 28 bbls, st $5 a $44 for Diack to No 2, and 80 bbls. at $35 a $36 ST Tor common to traiwed, ‘Tar continued dull and beavy, aad we have Do sales to report Provisions —Recotpia, 622 bbia. pork, 18 packages cut meats and 470 do. lard. The pork market opened very éall, and prices wore (uly $1 lower, but closed firmer. Tho Seles on the spot toclude 4,000 bbis., at $37 50 a $58 for old mess, $38 874g a $30 for new do., and $39 25 check to-morrow; $37 for prime, and $35 50 a $39 for prime mess:' also for futare delivery 2,500 bbis, ew meses, for September, buyer's option, at $42, and 500 bbls do., for tho last half of September, at $40. tbe beef market was dull, ood prices were without decided change; Falos 250 bbis , et $13 a $15 for country mese, $6 a $8 for country ime, $16 @ $19 for repacked mest, and $22 a $20 for extra do. Prime mess eet’ was nominally rachanged. Cut meats were quiet and steady at 1iiée. a loXe for shoulders, and 18¢. for hams, The ierd market was dull, hewy and decidedly lower; sales of 350 bbls. at 22346, a BKC Batter was masettl d, ana-prices were nomicaily one cent Jowor, at 420. a47c [or Obio, and 47c. a S4c for State Cheese was quiet at 18c. 0 268, for common to prime, Prruorecm.—Receipts, 438 bla The market was un- wettied by the large dective in gold, @ad, with almost no demand, prices declined 3c, a Se. per . A large aroount Wks oid to fll contracts to matare. to-morrer (Wednesday), which will, in all probability, be thrown on the market, when a furtber large cecline is expected, ‘The sales were 2,000 bbis. crude at 62c. a S2igc, on the spot (48¢. @ 50c, offering at the close), and $3c for fature delivery; 900 do, refloed, Iv bond, at 80c., ou the spot, find 200 do., free, at 8Tc. 4 and nominally lower, FINANCIAL. _ TNITED STATES TRE. aaa e, im, Any Notice te hereby given that the eats! thirty ti pte Notes will hereafter be ce ivered at this office upon deposit offands. Persovs.remitting by mall wit Dicnve indicate the denom!r «'tons of no! how they shall be ti whether by expreas or otherwise, Tho den: of "G4 $100, $550. ‘SL 000 aed . upon wl oF dcorued interest posit must be Avsutant Treasurer ad inter! $399,000 OLUNTEER SOLDIERS’ PAMILY AID FUND | BONDS, NO. 10. x will be received at the Com gen Wretneeds "the Slat of August, 185¢ ry JACOB fy SELL re FOR o'clock nme will, be pabivel ‘open, 0 pr haa bays sole 9 an ay part of the mit im ot Five Hen red ourand Dollars “Volunteer Hern Fund Bonds, 10, Sautorized by an orétnanes of the the and an act of the ‘auie. wed Mareh f 19% Pa yet wt the u f st tually. 0 the frat day of the principal wilt be cent per annem, pay ab! May aad November in ely redeemed November 1. | The ata! monnt of bonds desired, snd the go rer one hundred dotiars thereof, and the p*r-ont Are accented wi! obey at be required to he bap arded 1 them response presenting 10 the Comptroier the tocstpte of cna Rertat or auch Geporlte cappaaier anti nds for ie aT thereof, Desring Interest from the vaymeuts Jack eaposttion ehowld Ws kenled and gals, for Voluntenr Soldiars’ Parity Aut Bon: 0" a fa a second envelope, addresses to the fg resprved to reject any orall of the bide if the The U the Gor ton require interests t APTHMW T BRENNAN, Comptrotior. City or New Your, Beranrast yr Pim /PTRO! uan's Oreige, Aagash 10, 1301 0” TINANCR, Comrrnon T°, LOAN $5, 000, x OF BO! D Aub MommGacn, at ve pee nm, fol ert ears, Jonx Lal HUN #7 ewer sero a ‘i cafes 1M, and " ibe ing fava a Me nit A (e1ceed| able in thirty yearn for ihe as of, consol a of ti recure, toate neha a ite ey Bay 4 ent number of the bonds have Wo ae intorga morigages a4 they become di 4 og “i ts ia ae Sieber Va etude 2 e eee... See | Go STATES SEVEN.TRIRTY LOAN. ie Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that eubscrip- (ions wili be teceived” for Coupon Treasury Notes, payable three years from August 15, 1864, with seml.annual interest ‘i the rate of seven and three-tenths per cent per annum— principa! and idterest both to be paid in lawful money. ‘These notes will be convertivle at the option of the holder Atwaturity, intoelz per cont gala bearing bonds, payable not less than fre nor more Wan twonty years from their date, aa the government may i elect, ‘They wil! be {sued ia denomtaations of $50, $105 $500, $1,000 and $5,000, and all subscriptions must be for Arty fiollars or some multiple of Atty dollars, — Ag the notes draw Interest from August 15, persons making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the late- rest accrued from date of note to date of eeposit, Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollers and up- wards for these notesat any one time willbe allowed & commission of one-quarter of one per cont. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN. It {sa national savings ban, wsletingg Bigher rate of in- terest *<« any other, and the best sechrity. Any savings bank whick pays ite depesiiors fu United States notes con- siders that it {s paying in the beat olroulating medium of the country, and tt cannot pay in anything better, for tts own assets are either in government Seouritics or in notes or bonds payable in government paper. CONVERTIBLE INTO X SIX PER CBNT FIVE. TWENTY GOLD BOND. In addition to the very liberal interest an the notes for three years, this privilege of conversion 1s now worth about Uree per cont per annum, for the current rate for five- twenty bonds ia not less than nine per coat preminm, and before the war the pretium on slx per cént United States stocks was over twenty per cont It will beseea that the act ton thie loaa. ai the present market rate, is not less than tou per cent per annum, ITS EXEMPTION FROM STA’ TE OR MUNICIPAL But avide from alt the advantages we have enumerated, & speclal act of Congress exempt ali bonds and Treasury notes from Jocal taxation, On the average, this exemption fe worth about two per Per annum, according to the rate of taxation {n various parts of the country. IL is velleved that no secaritics offer 60 great inducements to lenders as those issued by the government. Ta all othor forms of indebtedness the faith or ability of private parties, or stock companies, or separate communities, only, fa pledged for payment, while the ‘the whole property of the coun- try is held to secure the discharge barge of all the Obligations of the United States. RZ SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED BY TUE Assistant Troasurer of the United States, corner of Wall and Nassau sirect,, = First National Bank of New York, No. ¢ Wall street. Second National Bank of New York, 23¢ st and Broadway. Third National Bank of New York, No. 5 Nassau sirect. Fourth National Bank of New York, 27 and 29 Pine street Fifth Nationa! Bank of New York, 833 Third aveilfe, Sixth National Bank of New York, 6th ay. and Broadway, Eighth Nationa! Bank of New York, 680 Broadway, Ninth National Bank of New York, 3f3 Broadway. ‘Tenth National Bank of New York, 240 Broadway, Central Nations! Bank of New York, 71 Duane atreet, National Bxchango Bank of New York, 196 Greenwich st. and by all National Banks which are deposiiaries of public money, and ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS throughout the country will give further Information and AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS. | a Be nnn 4 y P. satay, cane. catia ee Pea it AR ton) 638, eee goers Broome streot, AR ANCE. FOR PALE. A a tt oo treet, which A Par On. Dy aging fi i] fixtures: prc go04 location, doing a cs er neck, 3: ness, ingots fntormavion apply at 251 1 FIN LYON SBWING MADRINE FOR BALE A ap. erik 207 East Thirteenth street, for the Wook, vod floor, back room. cot me OR Pay HOR init, sound and kt an Slegant Saddle Hoes, six years ply at private stable 40 East Twent! HOTEL IN HARLEM, WITHIN 200 FEET OF THE terminus of the Third Avenue Railroad and steamboat Yandin, cuplele, with everything ne-wasary. and soll chen seowner la gang!» Toave the city. ariien - fare faguite cu the premises. Gatton'e Hotel, second “bosses e Third rents, north of } 120th stent. aN SPLENDID BUSINESS oan ae AT A BAR ve A amall Job Printing 4 Mannfactory of Pa or garden 9 Beil ve dotig & Fonts ciate, fusfasse™ esti years, or Di Heutkey’ address ‘Printer and Paper Ease, box 210 Herald orice, FOR SALE—BAKERIEZS, CORNRR LIQvOR A. Stores, Hotels, Drag Stores, Restaurants, Meat Mar oye Fish and Ovster Meveie, Kinditng Wood Yards, “i oe ¢ best Restaurant an ning Satoon. i large business, MITCHBUL, 77 Codar street, VARIETY OF TOP AND NO TOP WAGONS, JARGER, ol 4 pac Gig, one Doctor's Pheaton, Frandun maxe, it Pheaton, ane Dog Cart, Coupe Rockaway, one mat owe do., one fine bay coach Horse, one roan Mare can trot in 2:50; ‘one gray saddic Pony. single and weed Harve: heats, Blankets, Baddies and Bridles, Ac. Apply at LUO1 BroadWar: botwoen Foctiete nnd rorty-first strevis Cn GROCERY STORE FOR FALE: —THE Stook, Fixtures and Good Will, with ten irs lense, corner of | Rivingtog and Rlarides stro ba fixtures & not without the stock chance for a Dustaess man. Agents need no! of the owner, in the store, from 10 to 12 A. RUG STORE FOR SALB—PINELY LOCATED AND Di average gains 9 June, 24 t present jan Si inquire: A055 Sworeorenss at cenveitelia Bros. 4 Cox OR SALR—ONE SIX HORSE POWER ENGINE AND Poiler. in good order, Inquire of ARAD GILBERT, No 7 Pino street, room No. 4. Prorss TWO HUNDRED BARRELS CHAMPAGNE sc me order and fit for abipaing oF bottling, Apply TAYLOR & WILSOX, 189 and 14d Franglin street. THE STOCK AND'FINTURES Or THe ‘ore 17134 Broad sireet, Busavem, N- b fed by D. Lears, decease. 1OR SILR—A FINE ENGINE AND ROILER, 39 horse, and at! connections; now in uae. and can be seen. It will be sold cheap. Inquire at 45 Ann stro: TOR, BALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD Mofa Batter. Ezz and’ Cheea doing a good Bish tras, with bosiness well enablished "To thane with ‘eapital this is achauce that ts rarely found, For inquire at 246 Bleecker strec LD Taoring and Realy Bade Gio: De ee with a goo ‘at any fap depart find cormstn dress oF call on P,P ER ‘oadway, New York, or FRANCIS BRUBCHEI Port Coster, Westebester county, New York. OR SALE—A SMALL TIGHT DRAUGST SIDE- wheel Steamboat, suitable fora short passenger route, Apply to WALES & CROCKER, 87 Wall street. OR SALB-ONE GREY & Mane Bi PLANING MA. Bel! ite aa Fa fore ee Wri; erent Scroll peli haftiag, Paley tree GeO. Ee CUMMINGS, SP ate Tate one door west By ‘Brondwav. FOR, SALECTHE, TOOES, STOCK AND FIXTURES of a wheelwrisht and bidekemich, | Gopd clanes for an Rent low and leasgto suit Inquire for one nth aven te, OR SALE—A SLOOP, ABOUT 59 TONS, A GOOD ovster boat. Inquire of B, & W. DECKER, foot of Ca- nal street, N. Y. OR SALE—GOOD Sears, “Teduire on premison, Myr ‘years. Inquire on premises, je aven Rorteast from an rem stroct, Has Brooki oe Fr° R SALE—A FIRST CLASS a sto her IN Bap Eleventh Ward. A good chance for a mar money. For particuiars appy todas, MOCORMICK & CO, 29 Beaver atreet, a j OR SALE—ONE ENGINE LATHE, FIGHT FRET, s'x inches fn length, with tools. Price $200. Apply at 39 Green» strret, third foor. POR SALE—THE CASTINGS OF AN OSCILLATING Hiogive. cow heres power, partly finished; can be seen gt Bond's i shop corner of Vesiry ant West streets. rice $10. Apply atO9 Uroenwich atrce Lb, srock store and D cash erstor ND FIXTURES ing Apartmen ata niehed t house Qrrics OF THE iomahttr RAILROAD CO., NO. 8 WALL STREET, New Yors, Au, 29, 1864. Coupons due September, 186 from the frst mortaage bonds of this compans, will be paid on and after that date on presentation at this oflice. JAMES R, YOUNG, Treasurer, FER AGENCY OF THE EMPIR Rn ng Company, of San, Fran ea tanued at the offs in ed atthe agency here until the ba alan otnus WALLER: Teanate Agent: Transfer Agents, _Oflices 33 Pine street, New York. Wwe , WILLARD & ankere a 17 Broad street, New Yor! ted for the purchaseand sale of United States Securities, of ail kinds, Quartermasters’ Vouchers, Specie fad Exchange, Ali claims against the government collected and Bank or wre oe a a Franc ie ar nall, Esq. schigk & Co, rancis Sk . Sohn J'Grane, Hea. PW. Bugs, ‘ae ‘bs $1,000,—mant=9, 28 WANTED. THIS AMOUNT POR NINE '¢ months, on good goer the amount: bonus given and leg Address ©. D. 5., box 16) Hf2rald oilice. WANTED-IN AN OLD MANUFACTUR- $1.200 ing concern in Brooklyn; chatel mortgage will be given on property worth three times the amount; Insured for 82°00, Good reference. Address Peraever- ance, Herald office. $2,000 Zrutinmc™ & prectica! and ener; bership. for perfectiny ufactory partially erected. t tale of the articles produced offered. Address Perseverance, 171, Herald oftice. $300. 00 TO LOAN—AT S!X PER CENT, for five years or louger, n Kew York eity property. JOSEPH MASON, No. 5 Pine st, rooma 10 and 11. MILL AND iaco, California.—Certi- Francisco can be éxobang- To $10,000, =O CHEMICAL BROKERS, uted, by the subscriber, = Sr dias ‘PERSONAL. A.® GI ACCBPT THE PROPOSITION, LM. OG. DDY.—FRANK meveteen Your LETTER, with doliar enclosed. Write again, my dear boy, know where you are, so that we can write to you. OR (AROPTIONSA LOVELY NEW BO of bighiy rem ble parentage. Inquire “adson stree c PE ghee ARRIVED HOME; WOULD ba eh, al you on Friday. NFORMATION WANTED—OF PATRICK TRAINEE, from the town of Turne:skew. county Monaghan, INFANT, Mire. Wor- ian’ When last heard from fe was living ie walben Erect, New York. Addrows liv brother, Peter Trainer, Pearl street, New Yor NFORMATION “WANTED-OF JOuN has purebased two lots on Greene aven: rand Sad Maroy avenu: Nichols d ene, bet Brookign, from’ Mr. Enoghem or if he sold said lote, the ma. eitogba ree! ww York. te Nekilloy, 7 ATION WANTED—@202REWARD—OF KO. Ton Hanaben, of Orcumore, county. een Trolem ‘hen Inst heard from she lived in Manaplan, Monmouth county, New Jersey, about one year age, a aay, information respecting her wi or anxious brother. ‘Sohn Hanabao, Vicheet i Eitecan 221 Eliz. beth street, Pe SALE-—THE OLD ESTABLISH ®D BON TON Oyster sud Dining Saloon, 197 Sixth avenue. Apply on the promises, OR SALE—TWO SALOON STREET LAMPS, WI TH fron posts. Can be seen at the north west corner of Broadway and Thirteenth street. For price inquire at pe & ©O.'S bakery, 113 Third avenue, corner Four- OR SALE—A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, IN BROAD. way; best block in the street; two entire floors, com- esl in covery particular, Fine ron of first class custom. )00 a year. Terms $1.0) cash. Agents need pot app'y. Address Negative, Herald office, for three Aaya. OR SALE—THK LEASE, 20k AND FIXTURES ‘of the old esiabiished Liquor Store, sitt at 133 West fenth street, now doing ® @rst rate business. Apply be- fore ten o clock. OR SALE—A RETAIL portR. PERRee, RGG AND vision Store, the best stand tn the city, Will be sold “Apply on the premises, 342 5 Sixth avenine, On SALE—FIXTOURES OF A DRY GOODS STORE, To let, the Store and Lease. An old busiaess stand. Apply at 204 Canat stres OR SALE —A LARGE IRON SA¥B. IN GOOD Con. “ SALE—STOCK, FIXTURES (resid “Good | WILL ff a inely located corner 1! Store. up towa. For price, A”. apply to T. GAPPNEY, 53 Fighth avenue, VO. SALE—A BRAUTIFUL BLACK PONY BUILT Horso, 8 years old, 15 bands hich, valuable for the vernment or Any business; price $110. Alto some 8: rick Cart Farms Morses for sale. Apply as &) New Ohambers atreats F°%5 SALA ENALL TRRRING'S SAFE. APPLY KE, 879 Broadway, OR SALT —A BOTS BOARDING SCHOOL ESTAR. Hshmeot. location, bul ‘ioe and terms of pay all favorahio to. gonienin, with suitable family, wishiug (0 ° in he branch of instruction. Inqulieof J. 4. I, No 5, Bee san street, N.Y. (OR SALE—A LIQUOR STORE, IN TH v teenth ward, scree caal ae ait be with or without stock Address oc 1% M. G. OR SALE. —A LARGE STOCK 0 oF. 01 sta’ Poot Worktag ros fis a ae Wa nin TOAG & LAMPSON, OR | me pets i STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A WELL fit i Li [oor Score, as the owner is gong to Burope. 71 Mulberry street. ¥ bal Mann's Portable it fact i aiden lane, perc 8. oenaatiy Oe make Wooaro SCHBN « a: Machinery y Depot, 82 Maiden lane. hd OR SALE—THE LEAS! AND FIXTURKS OF THE Liquor Store om the southeast corner of Tenth street and avenue C. Apply on the premises. STEAM Wamery no 20 40 MIVEREOOT. TOUCHING AT TOUCHING AT and Philade|| puta Steawnship Co: Ti L jade|phta ip Company (Inman tne), the rater helt fai BATU ER BDIN. BURG SATURDAY. surraanie 10. CIty oF NW ASHTaOn TON, SATURDAY, SEP’ Peuea ee and d every suoseeding Saturday, at nen, from Pier ¢4, North RATES OF grrsiont ta fog the United mals intend despatching thei powored Olrde built iron steameh on Se flows: RDAY, RECTED Do. Do,. to Bamba) ied to Mavis, Bremen, v rakes, Ages 75, $35, ‘or ‘their 15. Dat all “30, Those Erg ea bur’ tlokots heve r erpool to WiLLTAM bw w to ALEX. sown hoe ; Seti ia to HATES Rg %. midon to y i Tog Williams sércets iu Paris to JULES Drcout 8 Dame des Victotres, Pace de In Bourse; ta Phila- G. DALS, 111 Walnut sircet, or at the ALE, Agent, 1 ) Brow was New York, — aE BRITISH AND SNORTH, AMERICAN ROYAL BETWEEN NEW None nth a ERPOOL, CALLING ery ml BEN hos 3 vHaroo CALLIN sO HALIGAS AND CORK ITA BOK PERSIA‘ Ioares New York Wodsesdny, August 2. Conia omices, JOUN: pp! ves Boston Wednesday, August 31. GOLA eaves Rew York Wednesday, Seplomber 7. EG leavea Bos! Bry SCOTIA leaves New ARABIA leaves Foston Wetnos a ‘FROM NAW YORK 10 LIVERPOOL. Chief Cabin passage. 60 Second Cabin Paynox BOatOx 70 LévtOO! - ROX i. Chief Cabin J $112 60 Becond Gabi pa “aj 00 aoe in gol osu! Ox! oe ma on be ae onners of esha ‘wilt nai be accountable for spe- tie Se penned ome bilis of lating having the value ex- Dress For fr 34 its red oa Kiko, No «Bowling Green. OL DIRECT. —CUNARD STEAMSIIT? KBDAR, Capt. Muir, will sa‘lon We tnes tay, Sist inst. Cabin passare, S40 in gold or ite eqnivatent. For treight or passage apply td KE, CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling green. ” Mi Need BAMBUTG A cE RIO AY rears COMPANY'S om New, York: Sep 1864 OR LIVERP: AL pies! ‘Bo hamntos 1 phot 1st... ¥ ig play, fool Of Third airac! passengers for Hambnrg Mavre, Tonton atthe following rates:—First bin 60, steerage $37 50, pavabla in gold or jaa wear freight appiy to KUNHARDY & OD. nen, ad apply to C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, 131 N “AID STRAN Pe THE GF 4 TRANSVI: NENT DINE OF RIRSE Chass sSIDEW! cBY, ST AMSIUPS RE CWEEN YORK AND HAVRE, The frst five seni vessels intended (0 be pnt upon Chis favorite een 6 following: WASHTNG' 120 £00, horse pogver. DAFA verre $.206 ton! OOO horse power, (alias 900 horse power. 900 horge power. 4.100 horse power, re tist the service, will be nesne; LAYAY+ Lil the completion of scp tie WASHING jocande, aa folt PROM NEW YORK TO HAVRE, LAFAYRTTE ‘Wednesday, Lith September, WASHINGTON, Wednesday, et October, DAPAYE’ ‘Wedlnestar, th November. WASHINGTO! Wednesday’ 7th December, First cabia, invading table, $135. Second cabin, including it $80. Pavable in cold or its Spatvalentt es currency. Hedicat fv yee free of charge, elt assaze anply ae ins GEORGE MRSMITE. Ascent. roadway, New York, bes ash bapue: 3 (Grand Hotel.) At Paris—No. 12 Bos: _At Havre Villian OTICR—THF STEAMSHIP i oak: A, CAPT. EDWIN Billinge, will leave pior X h river, ov Sagure . September 8. for London ct, To pe followed by ‘steamship ATAL ANTA. THE LONDON AND NEW 7 YORK STRANGHEE paren i th from London. Maras. of bie in eas cqutraientioBrom bow Scary Sevan cabige $45; steerage, G3 From Lou ton or Havre, erage, 8 fiaeavia, Sidr For yrasage sana tn EY, 25 Broudty, For fre! ht apply at 5t South Stren. “Agrenoee ‘made on merchan ‘ti anneal 1 to th omc yn dor dersigned. These samers on! ent ab Lon dion with steam. G78 of the same company fa Tor tbo channel Rotts, ype mate: Norsbni Ed niinante aad Odoamm, Givraar, vier do, ‘swnera, exert Nw Rite pli re (oes FBOM AND TO Cah apeial AND LIVER. CUNARD bi From New York, $00 cucrenss; 10 New York, $3) gold of 4 bce toruic¢ KEDAR Wedinenday, Anguat 31. F BRO, Wednesday. Sept. 14. or Paasase APPT ELIANS & GUION, 29 Broadway. NATIONS at STEAM NANIGATION COMPANY, WN AND LIVERPOOL, Prom per iY North Fiver, LOUTSIANA., oe Saturday, Sept, ig PRNNSY LVANIA ‘TSaturday, Sept. 24. Cabin, $150 $50, payable in currency, For passage apply. ty" WIDLTANS & GUION, 29 Broadway. pur PHE MONTREAL: OCRAN STRAMSTIP GOMPANY:3 mermahip PERUVIAN from, Portiand to, Liverpool, 34 Sertomber, Rates of pascrge, $35, $70 and Si0. a aie cn ied a ‘oie Bank, payable at all its ranches in Rugland and Trelal a ermcens & SEARLE, For passage, apply to ndieny Now York AE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSIIP NEW ow Wenke commander, cat the United van sail from the, Bromen pier, ‘oot of Third m taking passence to Neg en SOUTHAMPTON AXD BREMEN, atthe following rates, payable in gold, or its equivalent dn Sureenes Forine fist cabin, $105; eccond cadin, $42 80; atenrage, The NEW YORK will be followed by the AMERICA, Bontenber 24. Hor trig or OELR ich CHS & CO., (3 Brond street, NITED § STATES: MAIL, LIN & LIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. Regular eating d roy a and 23d of each month, ox tent when these das fail on Sanday, when the day of de: partare will ba the fonday follow lag. @ drst class steamsht e NORTH STAR, Nones, Oomasa tet, will ealt from plot North river, BDAY, Seviamber Sat 12 o'clock M. The steamshin COSTA RICA will succeed the NORTH BTAR, and call ‘aeptember ft fi ree Tn A Lex, No, 8 Bowling Green. — no HAVANA DIRECT, The Unit ie py mane at-amship rence, Comrander, swith eave pier Noo North river. on Wedansiar, September 7, av3 o'clock P. M. rac. Fo freight agate oe or its Sof Seamng aiguea on the dag of £ it fretene ov paren pase Shrowsh the Post office. oF Fre OFFORD, TEERStoN & CO...29 Broadway. RGULAR LIN sravaya A, DIRROT, ‘The new and first ee States mail steamship ‘Thomas W. Wilson Comm: a, Witl sail for the above por oe. indsday, August Sl, at Borclock P. 45 North river. sie apy Por fright or pase WARGOUB & CO.,.23 South street. > bg been Rehab wd SALOON WITH B. ‘account of the owner tn other ustaces to attend to. ‘Apply at 260 Greenwich street be SALE~A LARGE a SUBSTANTIAL STORE a Maiden ‘ane, runni to Cedar street. sultn. ble tor the drug trade, "appty . HH. LUDLOW @ CO., No. $ Pine strect, OR Ng E FINE SECO! * AND COUPT, o09,, Dussnbury Ieunt epring Wagon, one hat on one secon: Riad Conall, in good order. “Apply mt 37 Baar | THiS SHOULD MRET THE Ere CA saat yon nish Bilane § Rese tye confer }. Norton, 4 drens t — street, N. Y. so aco xe bape copy” AT —_—— AT y did you not apeak, 10 ad 2 NOTES Cit TO day im town as before. AJOR DL. G. HIRST CONNEOT! M lery—You are discharged, Tea yapem ar a m 22D TO U pes. Fy ay for $600 In hand for ot kis Muceessful; {fF not nothis tiow where to get ‘ine Money atones, LARC of ai ute BURK. DORA PLEASE WRITE On PO ee a ae oT acl oe auND MY RPFROTS Rae ELIABLE PERSONS AAVE Act yo basins URBDAY.—ALL STOPT AT THE NOTR: Ll T best wishes. Will be at the other nine i ‘mora 5 | as Ray ad WHO TOOK THE ENAMELLED GOLD ia knows to $6. kn urean cpr a Lalj igh oe’ tua otto be arres a _eaurrtions omer Wy, pause B——=N PLEASE CALL anp ope the ow: Tsrepiaced withia two Taye No ueatior ILL eee Eee ARE Wm rd that William Gi 8 io by, jonsul at Bub It hear of sometaiog te thelr toveren. . ; | Roane 0 MER’ + 30°, Abt Rave gO fh write, Bea Axon By ad Pn $TORS Bonn, 157 rie at 2a Pareto | NN Botts arnanoscoric Vang anRtnaae ing Agency, 73 Navsau sirest, N.Y. Ak TO wn Pen Cent cofRALING rage peo Bott ah een QCOTPa REPORT OF GENTLEMPN'S FASHIONS Including New Riad end Paris Pievoa, with Patterns, Bi ° te feseription, in German, Frenoh and Bog dual Moe 171 Broadway. a | PO baat ane bs Sra + NE wv UPRIGHT 6TEAM * S UTTON & DAVIS, near Market street depot, Newark, LE AT A ee bor ObP. eran, Hontaurani, Hilliard aud Lager Meer Sal Secount of Tl Bealth. ato or wuleg won 1QUOR Lie Aad eas A BARGAIN, IN e death of the owner, Btocl ya - renee Nimes of wl ore of int avenue and Fortieth Hes must be ‘be old !mi tei, ADp- ply as above or at 231 Ninth ACHINERY.—FOR BALE CHEAP OR TO RENT, A ome Bit tn pectect Funning order, with every hing fore Ti424 Post onice. eap tor cash or to rent Lh EE TR SMOPLRING MILL FOR saLu—in. wasHINaTON, D.©., now doin business, A rat re Good reas: MOTOORAPTIT ING OLD BSraRLteu ED Po! AN trait Gallery, with the best ca OW fy 0 lass Weintlog ol Earns nile an mand sf div elles aetna ottsn Hiren me FoR aun 1m Vinee By B ORD! alti nearicare cer ctnid Bane ieee nA wea BALL BOOKBINDER! Sbanruurt, aces iobrs To 1-2 WERLER. 6 a0 PENTEG parts = eget = rsa MAL ; aan |° 1 rrinrns axe aa TWO H ing ostabitt ar, one Borow Press, 2. Wilder's Pato etures of 9 dry mg re Sale. Apply at és Gist arest. 0 PRINTERS ~A QUANTITY OF PrINTiN rile, Dearly iSreee eae Printer joan fur cash, A MATE. Beanuore en Me Receaa one, be sold AVANA DIRECT.—THE wrul KNOWN AND splendid United States Mail steaiship HAVANA, KM. Greene, commander, will leave pisr No. § North rive as above, on Thursday, September I, at 3 o'clock P.M. pu Wor paaage apply to THO! AaNStd a Go.! i Fors presen SAIL MONDAY, Poi aed 5, ‘The fast sailing sritish side wheel iron sigeeser preitt va, Cape W. Whomson,, will sai as abore from pier 1 fre! hich ast river, Por freight (a! taken at low rates) oF to M. H. 8, VINING, No. 8) Beaver 27 Pearl street. No received Without a permit UI AINE. yee may YOR NEW ORLEANS DIRROT. i i stoameh| The new and RTI At ed eet rh at hip ‘mander, will aafl forihe abors port ob waturde: weld a 8 gee Werth A i praeleiy fromm m Jaer a Roh ribet Pasmess Laie, HEINREEN co., 115 Broadway. F% NEW ae ANS bn The new and giegeny Ue pied, ree ane ota cea mine as 12, Honk raat Teceived oF bills of landing signed on the day of aah or pass APP w C0., 118 Broaden oie mall steamship | PORTE CNEL eet Hara Sateen nat Por Liv EEOOL AND. ae a Terat Pen fou the fh September, veer London—The WF pig 0 SOLD BLACK HALL LINE THR sail prom yy Om wo WIL. ws Pat RAE on pasate, ig ‘on board. foot eekuan street, or to ROCHE BROTHERS & COFFEY, sjreck. yor LIVERPOOL NEUTRAL FLAG. <THE pact be silitet ecow leading for sbaebe should mate carly applieanen ia At sis ae aeps 8 #'CO,, Ki South street, New York nats wight L USTRATAA PIONEER Uiwy—carayina | Tim ASGatea og Stegall The ve niiny ia. aig ee Nt i Fiver. and will foe Methanene oe Both ships have mods a limited number of passengers, ik to R. W. CAMERON, 83, Beaver elreet. Aa siOunne pie -~THE FIN A L BRIT. eipper ship RO’ ON. is “ranidiy loading at ier 10 East river, und ON te dispatcher for Fydney, N.8. Alrect, on the 20th of September. This first ents sh sey eee ee atfonefora tenited number of frat and goe mab gabin passengers, Apply t0 to BR. W. CAMERON, ‘No, 65 Beaver street. aes TRAVELLE Upson, RIVER Ral -T FOR At» bany, Re aes ce! North leave Obambers stroeg wt, snd ilo: 4, 6 nd On Sundays BOE Mer trom Thitueth etesek NEW your sep uaa LEM RATLROAD. if sect Alter end Wear lente. Yreubs alee street depot ay/10%5 oh, A Not Passengers for ginoee nore, oy tiine the 10:39 A.M. dally, aud on Saturdeya ve 4 ‘M. train, go through te Saratoga without chan; f cars. ee ne Or PPOSITION BOAT FOR NEWBURG ays Ff beled consioi- Fare, 25 conte. -The new and fast THowAS COLLYEH leaves Jay street pier cvery a(ternuon At $36 o.clock, landing at Grassy Point, Cozzens', Cold Sprine sige y HUDSON, RIVER © Rallrond Company, 68 Warren’ nteagts Now York, QUPERINTENDENTS OFFIOR, ‘adson River Rad ——_ Fost 89, 1M —A change of ud will go Lato effect agape ep ¢ table of © FoR THE CHOLERA BANKS TN! NEW AND ETM fast sea atoamer MARTHA WASHINGTON wi'l make a8, to the Ohoies 8 PO penth atrect, Baad river river, at 7 o'clock Celebs ad refreshments can be pr OOP C, FIRST REGIMENT, N. hold their Twenty-seventh anniversal tice at Landmaun's, Ham‘lton Park, Six Third aeypeedoe Wednesday, ‘August SI “Komen “AND WIFE ae “DESIROUS OF ‘obianinga Room and two Bedrooms, for keeping ‘or must bein the house or near at hand: loca. hborhood of Broadway, above Bleecker igher Litt than Eizhth atrect; rent must be particulars, &:., Teaant, station house: wat #, Grand street, A SMALL HOUS? OR A PART OF A HOUSE WANT- ed. furnished or unfurnished, ina good location, uot above Thirty-fourth street, by aamrall family of adults. Ad- at/ng location, terms and full partioulars, L, L, box URNTSHRD HOUSE WANTED-BY A PAMILY OF charaator, who would take goodenre of the house and Girniture (with the privilege of letting some rooms to gen- flemen), between Fourteenth and Thirtieth stree:s aad Fourth and Sixth avenues. Address A. J. M., Herald office, PUsNisBED HOUSE WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN and wife rea lass house, thoraueni fur- arth and 20x 2,18) Post oiice. Poe Pg? he? HOUSE bar abe a me 1s OF ocTo. ber or Noveniber, tilt ist of May, by a small tamil must be located heiween Fourteenth and Thirty-feu strests, and Fourth and Sixth avenues. The house to well farnisivet, with all the modera Sells gist citi and ta A first clans ieighbor hood, 0 best of references gives. Address box Pos NOTORY WANTED—FOR A WOOLLEN MANUPFAG- tory. with either Water or steam power; the an of =— city preferred. Address H. B. ype yo Nessa atree: ones a OENTLENAN te reat in fe y lousg. at a moderate ree of four story Housp, je £ Sa aa wa na cia Lelie aah Mia aa TAI \LLMADGE, 25 St. M Mark’ place, Waxrrp—ror THY WINTER, A PARLOR AWD Redroom for two ladies, (eecond floor pref bs be dress tween Fourtee ieth aires, <a Four Sich avannes. References given and required. “Ad Warten To HIRG—WITH A VIEW 10 PURCHAS! 2 House, with two or. threo sores, tn the avuniny more than thirty miles distant from the city, Gury access: North tiver. preferred: well shaded pat view of river or lake, 40 exchange nilght be 199. fon @ ee fn Brooklyn. Address, with de- 54 New York Post oftic ge mail family, in @ genteel noi enttaze {ti Belford or vicluuy preferred. Addret Herald office. WANTED TO RENT—ON OR BEFORE THE 15TH OF Reptember, a House in New York or vicinity. “Bea moderate, LW. 29 Old slip, simanediately U, 8. J ANTED.- TWO, OR THREE ROOMB, OR A FLOO! url 2. F unfurnil Jn a strialy Dilvate tnd by a gentleman and his wife; refer euees given, Address W..N, Charles, Herald otiice, Wanteosy A SMALL FAMILY, A MEDIUaE alzed molern bu'it louse, or tho lower pert of a House Class netzhborhoad, Address, regarding lo oe. Petroleum, Herald dogs —APLBASANT FU! Sash Helhrenter iicie ane requlren” nadtioe ‘ont board, on of near St. John box 1,905 New York ioat office, ANTED=BY A YOUNG LADY, A ¥ Room, witout board, in some ‘respect farntly, Affair price will be paid, Address C, oflice, ANTRD TO RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, LO- cated between Fourteenth and Twenty third tre 4 Thied and Sixth avenues. Address J. FD, Mo ce. w’* AN ED—QENTEULY FURNISHED, FOR 1WOUSE- Keeping, the entire Parlor und, Basoment Floors of & rst class a: neigbborhood mast be goed. aad IGeatem iwoon Third h to Thirty- fours street, Address 4, V. box 982 Lost oitice. We sreo—ay A 8 SMALL FAMILY, THR TOWER Da of a mode! 003 local st side "Aldrece box 397 New York Post o.!ee For tires preferred. ct A TED TO WIRP—A PAR OR RESTAURANT, with fixtures complete, in a good localit preferred. Address, with particulars, 3. WaAsteo-* “SMALL SIZED NOUS, WELL FUR nasled, for about ight months, Mast be on west side, pasees Eighth and Fortieth streets, Address box 568 ‘ost oillce, ANTED=<A FU me ree HOUS! between eee and Sev atreet. Immediate possession factory, Address, ‘iat ng parvcniara, 6 0. Herald afice. ANTED TO RENTOIN NEW YORK OR RROOK. la pmeien. sized modern built es, Re . 0., eare of 8. B,C rE $30. Address D, B Co, $60 Broadwa: Floor, in» vietaity of aw Whites A 8MA FAMILY, WITHOUR children, a How LAs oi bots and Pate streets and Second and Sixth avenues, from the ist 54 No. May nes wetietadeae mmient. Addrome, stating reut xt und convenient, w re aa Other particulars, B. ‘ont ome’. rt a myo or A 1o0Us 2, UNFURNISHED, ™ tie) stout quiet fant i miugt be modern be fret raul, quiet fmm ‘ea ¢ moderate; 008 Je, Wa Srarat raat A a RRIED COUPLE cWITH0 oumokeeetion mir Ase aah ras must be moderate, D. rie, Madison ajuare, tion B, ‘with price, which DENTISTRY. RT OF TEETH pane 1 faction oF no I Rtiention gives mechanical toyrpart of sf tte of a sani and In hey? HOURR— 239 Bixth ai dentistry, an fing as are ue, No, PLS... AMEN Amiricrs ice near teeth ove? made at “An immones age 4 gee us OF ‘without pain, ;