The New York Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1867, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘\ Saronpar, Nov. 2-6 P.M NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, | Cumberiand, 25 026}{; Atlantic Mail, 116; Quicksilver, 16.819; Mariposa, 9010, ~~ > |“ Mining shares were dull As the first board Querts min 6c, lower than at the same time yesterday, share bees monotonously Ft tye arene mall of 2 Pon cng 9 Ob Raggy Mang 1, sng #42 peepee ate area cise anne oe | St Oe, ane Sales sauans aaiee and irreverent of the broxers who crowd ae @f Mammon. Speculation wag Almost at Standstilt, and, like two armies camped withur sight of @ach other, the bulls and the bears stood waicn!®S ‘Dut inactive, There was mot even a single fresh ‘tumor in circulation to entiven the dulness of time and Place, and the figures of the back statement, although dndicating a stili easier condition of monetary affairs than they did last week, exerted no effect whatever, Speculators wore neither disposed to buy nor to sell, both ‘ides being, technically speaking, on the fence. Ample ‘money facilities seem to be without influence in stimu. Gating speculation for a rise, and the burden of the ‘®narket rests upon the bull cliques, which are carrying ‘@ muon Reavier load than they wish to be saddled with ‘throughout the winter, and this is particularly the case “with respect to Erie, Northwostern common and New “York Central, all of which are selling disproport ty igh and above their rea! value at the present time, ‘The ten per cent stocks are comparatively cheap, how- ~ever, and in some instances worth more than they are @elling for. The gold market was very firm at the commencement Of business, and sales were made at 14114, from which ‘point there was an advance to 141%, Subsequently, ‘however, it showed diminished firmnoss, and a decline ‘£0 140% took place, the latter being the closing. price in the room at four o'clock, aithough at a later hour, on the street, tho quotation receded to 140% a 140%. Cash gold was in abundant supply, vand loans were made at 2 a 6 por cent for carry- ing and without interest. The firmness of ‘the rates of foreign exchanze at the recent advauce and ‘the shipment of $619,031 in specie during the week a@ive a stronger undertone to the market than it should ‘before the November interest disbursements were made, ‘The sharp demand for bills of exchange was owing in ‘part to remittances on account of coupons received trom ‘Wondbolders in Europe, and the supply of commercial ‘Dilis drawn against sbipments of produce being inade- quate to meet it, a recovery of rates from the previous depression was the natural result. The Eg one ot the market “during the week is ! The shipments of specie and bullion from this port during tho last twenty-five weeks bave been ag under- Week Angust 17. ‘Auzust 24. Angnst 31, September 7 September 14. Sen ember 2t. Seprember 28... Ociober 5 $001,889 i November 2. te veee eee es + $52,085,377 Money was in abundant supply at six per cent on call, swith exceptional transactions at five and seven per cent, the lowor rate being exclusively on government secu- Tities pledged by the ledaiag dealers, The prevailing ‘distrust of credits checks discounting operations, and there isa large amount of mercantile paper afloat for which no market can be found, although the banks take chetr customers’ paper at seven per cent, The statement @f the associated banks for tho week is favorable, the Changes boing an increase of $1,014,124 in legal tender notes, $5,145,506 in deporite, $77,996 in circulation, ‘$2,813,871 im specie and $416,770 in loans, The South- ‘ern demand for currency is increasing, and the banks ‘are holding themsely’s in reudine-s to mest a consider- @ble drain towards tha: section to move the cotton ‘crops. The Western exchanges are, however, im favor “Of this centre, Government securities were duil and rather heavy early in the day, but in tho aftsrnoon they improved, ‘and the market ed strong at the subjoined quota- #ons:—-Resistered, 1881, 1117 a 112: coupon, 1881, "2129 a 11234; 5 20's, rezisterod, 1862, 104% a 105; 5-20's, Coupon, 1862, 108}; 9 103 5¢ ; 5-20's, coupon, 1834, 10534 105%; 5-20's, coupon, 1965, 103% «106%; do. do, January and July, 1075; a 107%; 5 20’s, coupon, 1867, 1075, @ 107%; 10-40'n, cierto 100% 2 10097; 10-4073, @oupon, 10034 a 10054; June 7 30's, 10554 a 105%; July J-30's, 1055; a 10534; Decsmber compounds, 1864, 1183 a119; May do, 1365, 117% w 11734; August do, do., 116% a 11654; September do, do., 115% a 11654; October do, do., 11554 a 116. The daily conversion of seven-thirty notes of June and Joly since the 15ib in Deen as understated :— cecssseneseneeeecece $18,810,260 At the commencement of business the railway share market was extremely dull but stealy, and at the early gession of the open bonrd New York Central sold at 112% 0 112%;. Erie, 7235; Reading, 97%; Michigan ‘Bouthero, 78%; Illinois Contrai, 12634; Rock Island, 96% a 96%; Northwostera, 47%; de. preferred, 6555; Fort Wayne, 9734; Weils Fargo & Co., 50}; a 504; Adams’ Express, 63 a 6314; Uniies States Express, 6834. At the first regular board there was no material -change in prices, and the volume of business was «mall. Fifty-five hundred shares of Erie wore sold at 715, a ‘71%, seller thirty days; bot in the regular way there ‘was very little disposition shown to deal in the stock. ‘The olique in it ia at a loss wha: to do next, and bulling ‘At above 70 is found to bo up-hill work, the street being timid abeut toucuing it. A dividend on the common stock 1s therefore proposed, and possibly one will bo declared; but as the fibances of the company do not Justify it the result will hard:y be of permanent advant- sage to the stock, although it may assist the clique in ‘selling out, Pacific Mail and the Milwaukee and St. Paul shares were exceptionally weak, the depression in ‘the latter being partiy die to the Chicago and North- ‘western company baving purchased a con necting line of ecailway which it is argued may prove damaging ‘to the interests of the other company, Iilinois Contra! was in demand and advanced to 127. Now York Contrai cloned 34 lower than at the same time yesterday, ‘Michigan Southern %{, Northwestern preferred 3;, Fort Wayne %, Milwaukee and St. Pau! 13, do. preferred 1%, Ohio and Missiesippl certificates %, Pacific Mail 1%, Atlantic Mail 34, Quicksilver 34, Canton %. Jilinois ‘Contral was 2% higher. Government securities were dull and barely steady—new tssuo of 1865 closed fewer, coupon ten-fortios 34. Seven-thirties, second ories, were 3 higher. Tennessee sixes, new, advanced 194 and Missouri sixes 34. ‘At the open board at one o’siock the market was firmer, bat the transactions were light, New York Con- ‘tral sold at 1124; a 112%; Erie, 72%; Hudson River, 12534; Reading, 075 0 97%; Michigan Soutnern, 78% "18X ; Tltnols Central, 12654 a 126%; Rock Island, 9634; Northwestern, 47%; do. preferred, 6534; Fort Wayne, 97%; Western Union Telegraph, 3974; Adams Express, 161%; United States Express, 68. At the second regular board the market was inactive ‘and rather heavy. Michigan Southern ‘closed % lower than at the first regular board; Illinois Central X, North. western \, do. proferred %, Blulwaukee and St Paul 44. Pacific Mail 13,-Western Union Telegraph 34. Milwaukee and St. Paul was % higher. Govern- «mont securities were firm. Coupon five-twentics of 1862 closed 4¢ higher; new issue of 1865 %, coupon ten-fortios 4. Tennessee sixes, new, declined 1, The expross stocks were weak and Adame declined 254, United States 4, American 1. At the open board at baif-past three the same dull, vateady fecling prevailed, and New York Central sold at 112%; Erie, 72%; Reading, 9744; Michigan Southern, 78%; Cievoland and Pittsburg, 6234; Rock Ie'and, 0555 ; Northwestern proforred, 663¢; Fort Wayne, 9734; sil. waukeo and St. Paul, 40 a 4034; do. proforred, 61; Weat- orn Union Telegraph, 33 a 3334. During tho reat of the afternoon the market was siagnant and at the close ata quarter. past five tho eubjoined quotations wore current :— Now York Contral, 11234 a 112)4; Erie, 72.0 7234; Rend. ing, 07 2 074%; Michigan Soutbern, 77% @ 78 Cleve. land and Pittsburg, 82% @ 8249; Rook Island, 95% a 95%; Fort Wayne, 9755 4 9 Northwestern, 47% @ 47%; do, prererred, 0655 005%; Pacifle Mail, 149) a 143; Oblo and Mississippi cortifivator, 2g a 25; Western Union Telegraph, 33 4 334; Canton, 43 0 44; Total. ......se0e0 ‘at $6; Rocky Mountain sold at 25c.; Davidson Copper, $1 (& 8); Corydon, 50c, The foreign exchange market was inactive, but firm in tone. Bankers’ bills on England, at sixty days, were quoted at 1093f a 109%{; at three days, 100% a 110%; mmercial bills, 108% & 109; bills on Paris, at sixty 5.1676 a 5.1556; at three days, 5.15 a 5.13%; other + 5.20 Consols and American eecurities were quoted thus in London on this and previous da! Oct, 25, Consols. .. sertssessesees O46 United Sates five-iwentes: ba bs be 16 2 116 Titinois Central. - te we 81 A Chicago journal of Thursday remarks of local mone- tary affairs: — The general money market presents no new features worthy of notice. Most of the banks report an active denfand for loans on grain in sore, but the dispo- sition to make advances 09 such collaterals is gradually decreasing. Some time bills were offered for discount to-day and generally credited up at the usual rates. AS a general ro me bills find no favor; but at the present juncture the banks think it the better policy to accept them aod induce shipments rather than make advances ‘on grain in store. ‘The stock of wheat is steadily accu- mulating, being mow more than one million bushels, which ig regarded as being too much of a load to re orion ary packing season and until the opening of navigatio Exchange wos easier to-day, with sales in the round way at par to twenty-five cents premium, There is no change in the counter rates. A Cincinnati paper of the same date ssys:— There is still an active demand for money and the market rales close. The supply of currency is gene- rafly short. and in the open market eee ia in active demand at 12 a 15 per cent on good paper; but houses of undoubted credit are generally able to obtain from their bankers ail they require for their logitrmate business operations at 8a 10 per cent, The lack of confidence which has. been engendered by the failure of a few houses has more influence on the rates of interest in the opon market than the sctual scarcity of money, for bankers reserve their means to take care of their own depositors, preferring to take paper of thom, at lower rates of interest, knowing ito be safe. That nearly all paper is promptly met as it matures is good evidence of the sound condition of business, The receipts an demands for exchange are about equal, and neither of them heavy. The government a again transferring fands from depositories here to New York, and this helps to.keep the market firm. ites remain steady at par buying and 60c, premium selling. The dry goods import movement at the port during the month of October in this and the two previous years is thus shown:— ENTERED FOR 1868. 1866. 1867 Manufe. of wool.. $3,874.894 ait as) $818.472 Mannfs. of cotton, 2,050,036 447,570 Manufe. of siik 2,382,358 I, O12) ss 1,188, 702 Manofs. of flax. 1,471,056 "802.555 529,073 Miscel, dry goods, 515,351 506,042 343,262 Total ent, forcon. $10,203,095 $5,462,752 $3,207,079 WITRDRAWN FROM WARZHOUSR, 865. 1866. 1867, Manufe. of wool.. $286.966 $1,012,104 $932,678 Manufs. of cotton 73,687 192,824 162,439 Manufs. of silk.. 186,541 384,945 367.736 Mauufs, of flax... 250,299 264,923 804,086, Miscol. dry goods, 96,477 128,509 88,654 Togal withd’rwn wareh’se. $833,970 $1,983,305 $1,851,593 add, ent for con’s, 10,293,995 5,462,752 8,297,079 Total thrown on the market..... $11,127,965 $7,446.057 $5,148,672 ENTERED 1868, wi Py Manofs. of wool.. sit-in aaa siding $1,010,073 Mannfs. of cotton, 226, Mavafs, of silk. 542 on ssi 286,025 Manufa, of flax. * 306.582 1,006 Miscell, dry goods, 31,269 708,109 53,807 Total entered for warehouse $1,893.337 $3,022.798 $2,085,714 Add ent. for 10,293,995 6,402,752 3,297,079 Total entered at the port........ $12,187,332 $8,485,550 $5,382,793 For the ton mouths commencing with January in the same years tho movement was as follows:— ENTERED OR CONSCUTTION, Bt 1866, iT. Manufe, of wool...$21.479,221 $28,752,259 $15,508,156 Manvfa, of cotton. $,062,700 13,507, 330 ), 555,770 Manufs, of silk.... 13.487.421 5 Pace Manufs. of flax... $097,302 11,432,33 245,087 Miscel, dry goods.. 2,760,221 6,684,817 Bi 229,503 ‘otal ent. for con. $53,802,805 $55,727,478 $49,166,873 ber a ae ag Manufe, of wool... $8,758,441 $13.30. 100 $15,100 Manufs, of cotto 2,607,392 6,880. 782 Manufs, of sulk 8,449,332 Oeio2ee 6,556 678 Manufs. of flax. 3,876,009 4,600203 5,854,332 “760,321 1,081,042 1,411,191 Miscel, dry goods. . Total withd’n from warehouse......$19,441.795 $33,428,005 $35,341,552 Add ent, forcons’n. 58,892,865 75,727,475 49,166,873 Total thrown on ai the market.....$73,994,060 $109,145,480 $84,508,425 bestia 4 bic au “rg ye Manafs, of wool... yrs are 308 rer 819 Manufs, of cotton.. 1. 756,637 5,100,754 Manufs. bark ot 238,502 eran 4/358,407 Manofs, of fla: 2,812,685 oe 454 3,165,620 hiscel. dry quote: . 474,376 1,828,003 2,806aaa Tot, en, for warch. $14,805 935 $27,240,413 $20,007,022 ‘Add en: for cona’n. 63,802,805 "75,727,475 49,168,803 Total ent. at port. . $63,608,200 $113,979,888 $75,773, 308 The receipts for customs and the reccipts, payments and balagces at the Sub-Treagury in this city for the week have been as follows:— Receipts, Receipts. Pay Bat receipt, fevnees, Oct, 28..$240,588 $8,998.498 $0,221,078 $114.0l4.670 Oct, 29. 204,543 1,223,556 1,934,715 113,333,517 ‘Oct, 30.. 275,961 2,883,490 2,489,806 123,727,201 Oct. 31.. 296,055 Sane 9,341,686 100,871,864 Nov. }.. 355,801 1,234,901 4,227 634 100, 923,621 Nov. 2.. 219,000 2,706,879 + 8.382,933 101,254,567 ‘The totals at the closo of various weeks since the commencement of the year sum up as follows:— Ba'ances. We Js 5. . $1,584,037 $17,565,961 $12,: 613,658 Fen, 0,.*31008 760 Fas e840 98a. 17,287,048 16,432) SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK excuance, Satarday, Nev. 2=10:15 A. "s isgoo om, ao. 4 na she Adams Rip, ‘elock 111 “ 13M 1 8,8 20,¢,'6212M ot 2 Ssueusseue 3 BEER * ein oh ah a 32 ‘(00 Clev Es » Sane w 00 BROKERS OWN THEIR CUSTOMERS’ STOCK? Srock Excwancs, Nov, ‘To ve Eprron or Ten Herauo:— ‘Very many stock operators (I among the number) bave ead with astonishment aud Alarm the recent decision of the Supreme Court, in the case of Markham against Jandon, ta which the broker is pronounced the owner of | Pe Rivet 1, 1807, pics sustt the stock which he tomer. Des Now. tt < me 08 ‘as most extraordinary doctrine. i ain net versed in, law; but if law is founded ” and common sense, og ¢ supe mylar wide’ applica Pree _ S srrer affairs of human fe,” then I am free tonsse.. ‘2. * thie doctrine to net law. I, for one, have large interests at stake <8 brokers, ‘and while I know it is my duty as a good citizen ¢o saD- mit to law, yot it is aleo my privilege to give my reas?ae for not submitting without a murmur. Let me, ther fore, propound a few questions te Mr, Bennett, who seems to bave been the lega! champion of te Seokere in this case, and if be can answer them satisfactorily I will ever after hold my peace:— 1. If the broker really owns tho stock bought by him for my account how can I be affected by itssale? Why should I claim the profit or suffer the loss growing out 7s seobent ens sila at section Bevan’ property? busivess my or margia toward the loss made on his his stock ? wey 2. But Mr. B. may say say that so long as I have any “margin, my (right?) to control my broker's stock will be undisputed; that whether or no I have any margin is to be determined by the current market rate of the stock, and that at the moment the price of the stock intlicates the point of its exhaustion, t! my right to sell wholly ceases, and my broker’s right to sell begins, But sup- Loa my broker, at this time, does not choose to exercise this right, and the price continues to fall, in what posi- tion does thie decision leave me? The same authority that takes away my right to sell the stock also makes me liable for the Joss a failure to sell entails, Here isa rapidly increasing torrent of dpbt overflowing me, which this law prevents me from’ stemming, and flowing, too, trowh the deprecation of a stock which I never owned and which I have lost even the power to control or to get rid of. Gana more helpless, remedvless position be imag ined? Yet this is the deliberate utterance of our Su- preme Covtrt, Now if any Iawyorcan justify this doctrine by the rules of equity, justice or common sense, let him speak. A thousand operators are waiting to hear. ST. DOMINGO, Full Description of the Lately Acquired Sa- mapa Territory—The Bay and Pen! a Climate, Products and People—Its Great Lm- portance as a Maritime Station—Necessity for an Extension of the Cuban Cable. Samaxa, Oct, 3, 1867, The American peopie are very little aware of the im- mense future importsace of the recent purchase made by Mr. Secretary Seward. Samané, the peninsula, is & part of one of those gorgeous southern islan¢a which is @ terra incognita to a majority of the people of the States, and which must be visited to be fully appreciated, It is situated in latitude ninoteen degrees and eighteen minutes north, and longitude sixty-nine degrees eight minutes west. The royal palm and the cocoa, and even the cactus (which Texas affords so banana ysis, thrive bere in unsurpassed laxuriance, Its highest peak, the Sugar Loat siitoas an altitude of |. nearly two thousand feet and the Morne du Diable somo thirteen hundred feet above the level of the sea. ‘What 1s now a peninsula was once an island; for, formerly, there existed a water comrfunication across its west end, separating it from the isiand of Hayti. This old quasi canal could easily be reopened, and the enterprise of our people would find in the obstacles bat @ pleasing incentive to action—s labor that must bring forth remunerative resulte, The soil is eminently fertile, and for its full develop- ment requires only the practical appliauces and the energy which are alike the distinguishing attributes of the people of the United States, The timber—suitable for shipbuilding and cabinet work—is abundant, and this of itself will afford tho basis of a most profitable trade, in addition to this, the territory contains copper, gold and bitamin- ous coal, and under proper management these products would yield to enterprising parties a ready and remunerative return for their investments, Indeed, the resources of this new acquisition are as little under. stood as they are unknown, and they will remain hidden ES pe the world untit developed by that enterprise which excellence, the attribute of our nation. Ri soctho is forty-three miles im length and with an eight miles in breadth, being eleven miles at ita wide widest point. At its west end it receives the Yuna, the largest river of the republic. This noble bay of Samana forms one of the finest barbors ia the world, and may be regarded as a most imporint maritime posi. tion wiih reference to the trade of the Guit of Mexico. ‘The population of the peninsula at this time 18 about 2,300, At uccoaeibic points there are a Cathelic church, Row much out of repair and a Westeyan chapel. Your correspondent found that neither of these, however, has very-devout or very numerous worshivpers. There is a very general apathy in religious matters and a great need tor that quickening influence which ever accom. panies the march of our more progressive communities, ‘The present Custom House might serve as a shell to shelter our incoming ofiiciala, but will, of coare, soon De replaced by a rtructurs more worthy. of the interests which it wiil maintain, The garrison controlling the pepinsula consists of @ battalion under the command of LO and bas been hitherto suflicient to Secure good jor. For pews from the outer world we are almost entirely dependent upon stray copies of the Nxw Yonx Hanat. which come to us from time to time, a3 the winds an wavos kindly bear to our shores some friendly bark. ‘The character of the people here 1# of that lethargic type which is common to the inhabitants of the tropics generally, Enough for to-day is enough, and anything over for to-morrow would be too much, is evidently their | ae They are a docile, tractable race, and moulded to whatever is desired under the intl of superior intelligence, When the news came of t! absorption of this peninsula by the United states there ‘was a greater rejoicing than has been known here within the period of a century, and the sentiment of loyalty to the flag is one which obtalna, even though it be not fally understood. As we are brought more and more nearly in relation with the central government this teel- ing will be intensified, and the inflaence upon the peo- ple of this community proportionately beneficial. In a short time we must of course be connected with lates by the telegraphic cable; for it will not only to have rapid communication with this im- hed ay naval station, but big! desirable on other ac- counts, As the Cuban cable cowd be extended without ® great additional cost, woe trust that not many months will elapse before the undertaking is begun. Feuare Eovcation ms Avrica.—A_ libera’ gentleman in Engiand, who conceals his name, has given $12 500 for the erection of an edifice for a female boarding achool at sierra Leone. The English Church Missionary Record says, Very truly, that the education of the fomaies must een pace with that of the matos, else divastrous conse- quences will follow. Africa must be regenerated by Africans themselves, This truth has been acknowledged by the friends of colonization in Liberia, whose college and schools are now at work towards the accomplish. ‘ment of this great object. Whatever aid is given to these institutions is so much for the advance of civiltzation, and the entire removal of slavery in Africa, feat TO THE PUBLIC, A ‘eeling Set Bie a Guia, lowe to Ttake this method to brief; Bag ex rinced mayvelt be csi epila ercababeccie: Shes equsl'a oo T hei ithd taba re my hearty ap aca & me he time my name inde peat eae hk opie THOMAS H, FERRIS. ‘eat on wening, ev. ry ASesste eee _ pene _ Parson MoSwerenr, Secretary. o™ RaLL. dais JOSHUA G. ABBR Te appear as SHERIFF. ie | Oosbear cs E: 1 ae inatliies is aroadont by ty euerfes Shae I eal ont before for atioaliy: the deny that l ‘alt over sell my honest ‘ae Ipfeduesmant or tnt Interest. MICH ABL CONNOLLY. It ‘County, aa: fore me, nanaben! 1867. ann TiaPson, Commins’ this "r of Deeds. yo jUPERVISOR, (This teket sure BT whole city.) ee ro SHERUG, For Sherif For Sheriff, Joshua G. Abbe, Joshua G, Abbe. Aer CLARie All those wishing tickets can be suppiled at 119 Eldridge sean on ceres ndidave from sunrise to sunset, Fo ASSEMBLY, ypo™ Sep ay pr sre ANDREW ¥ Wai Kaaar. ‘W. MAIRES 18 to | REGULAR RUBMOORATE Lo ckndiiate for Member of Assembly in Fourteent BMOCRATIC Nenone D ork Semoeraey 8 Candiaave Wore County Clerks Willem 6. Typefounder. injury of Jadge ibe vacancy in. his of @fnor, who will of course pu carepabiionn. Hat thie ts Pine MNO Mil ot accom of Police, Justioes done vot tak Place til Decemnbars 8 Fudge Conny tye ee bniy to be mare twenty days Berore. tha on, ‘ord geraly with, tn Tw, Hobie coquices Wu calling of @ry@tee: tion at ens thane vo ail the Pour EQULAB DF™ a OATse _ ee OORATIC We ie nomgAgion® ©Ntow axp vioToRt! ctary,_of State, SLGOR, od WHEELER parstaleeataerbann. vaM Raita prota aoe fb, For In an De PAY spector stone ¥ SCHBU. For Sheriff x She oi ne ter one and County, A For Clert of the City ud County, CHARLES FE. LOEW. ane Coroners, AARON B. ROLLIE, PATINGKE it KEENAN, CORNETAUS FLYNN. For District Attorney, A. OAKEY HALL. For ae sr term.) DHN BRI For Suernnon poe - Sa ) TLLIAM JOYCE. Fourth Distriet—ist, Bs a a, ith, 6th, 7th, Tsth and WILLIAM Hh WERD. Fifth Distt Ah oie ary and boil wards, MICHAEL” NOE IRTON Sixth Distt 10h Tith ith oe HOMAS J. CERAM! * For ‘Senator, ‘Seventh Distiet“ieth 20th ‘and 21st wards. JOHN J. BRADLEY, For Eighth Disnot aih ath and ‘22d wards, EGULAR TAMMANY HALL NOMINATION rs I ae i RW EMANUEL Bi. HART, Chairman, ARLES ASWELL, Witutaw Hircnsan, "| Secretaries, EGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION, The sacri Man's friend, for Sherif, MICHAEL CONNOLLY, yORA UNION NOMINATION, 2d, 34, EGULAR DEMOORATIO Fourth Senatorial District, comprising the Ist, 4th, Sth, 6th, 7th, Ith and Iéth wards.—For ‘Senator, THOMAS MONTGOME ee UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATION, For Member of Assem)l; Twenty-first Assembly Di ROBERT C, BROWN. Roars RINGS, FOR ELECTION BALLOTS, TO BE Broome street, third had at 185 Spring street and 74 floor, atany hour, EVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, a are Zwentiet and Twenty-first Wards, Regular Demoeratte Nomination. For Senator, JOUN HARDY, THR ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.— We, the undersigned citizens of New York, without die. tinetion of party, would hereby honestly recommend our fel low citizen Charles 5, Locw so your favorable oonsideration | —— abi for the ofliee of County Clerk. His acknowle honesty apd integrity aud his well-known business dimendy analifs’ hin to iairoduce and establish needed reforms {a the offine in qivestion, the duties of the suimo ina faithful aud aoceptable manner, At once satisfactory to the legal profession and the commule nity With a sincero desire to ace onr local publte offees filed by the best men. we earnesily entreat all our fellow eitizens: to disregard party consider and, their votes and {atluence, unite with un in el ag Mt foew to the of County Clerk on the Sib day of November next. rd street, Goo. W, Quin‘ara, #3 West Thirty-thir Morgan & Co., roadway. & Os et hambers street. £2: a 3 ma Phelp ear, amen olp, Ihe. Edward ‘rorke Co. 4# Barclay street and 23 Pearl street. Henry A. Bostwick, 11 Wall street, Westy Smith. 141 aveaue D. ett rd P. Rogers, 12 Fifth avenue. A. Warerinty, iteventh Want 5 Dewhurst, 279 Seventh sirect Miers Coryell, A esse jton Works, corner Eleventh pret d avenue L wpoorge P. Ocketa calauson, agar refiner, 2 Rose street, ‘own Savines jank. . Price, 383 West Tenth stecet, Jacob Vanderpool, 583 Fifth avenue. Pave: Jones, 182 Sixth street John P. frmentraut, M. D,. 194 Seventh street, a ‘Waving been nominated (o the office of County Clerk, per- mit me to solicit your vote and influence. My chief recom. sideration constets in the foot that my nomination 1s owing to the satisfactory manner in which I havo conducted tise affairs of the office. At all events, I feel consctous of having endeavored to act hon- esily by all, and have no disposition to doubt those who assert that my nomination is due to that cause alone. The records in the Comptrolier'é omfles will show that I have paid into the county treasury come thirty thousand dollars more than my predecessors, 9 I nave only to say that, if re-elected, I shall in the future, ‘as in the past, endeavor so (> discharge the duties of the office aa to give a0 cause of regret to those who, relying on my integrity and ability, have been indueed to aid me by their mendation'to your favorable Votes and Influence. aareree WILLIAM ©. CONNER _ 0 THE DEMOCT:ATS OF THE FIFTH SENATORIAL T°s ixtriel, Kichth, Ninth. Fifteenth and Sixtegi teat aatde Deriaia lntereeted partion having industriqusly cir. tor on the day ‘and that I am cranking im the $0: culated the —. that I will not bea restot the fk en justice to myself compels the statement that iam bona ide a Coo een runaing in the lacerest of democracy aud decenes have been apd always wiil be life! ‘a democrat; ithat after an active can. 58 of the distri ave received every 8 (renga and 1 feel confident of my Settion, and that no eart Sort om ihe conte. CRANES BLAUvELE THE SPER OF THE FOURTH fate yi eg yt yet District. —A report having been circulated that I am not idate for Senator, nad vistgmen tajere ‘and personal Iolerescs, I here say toat I ous Con liste til ‘Manerao on lection day, aud hope my frends wi A OWad MONTOUMENT, Seventh Ward. A GOOD 1K REGULAR CANDIDATE TO M TT ugh, 1,835 wey, near ‘dumb waiter fs James Murta ‘Thirty-seventh street. “ghey ashes Sons Teme or Witttaw sores." Sa ‘DEMOORATIC NOMINATION, Tammany, Morart, MeKeon, Constitutiohal Union, Ger- man Democratic Union, Burywater and ‘antl-Greeley can- aidate. ia term), ‘for istrict Attorney, Teor his Toure term, o - OARKY | a ee! TamaE MANURE ro Paha cea 0 Seasieahed B. wane ri » rh a pt (ewan vieeias Hrrcus. —— wIthtas P. LBE, Chairman Mozart County Conveniion, Fr, 1), MOCARTBY. | socrotaries, Soum Miteust.t, THOMAS BARDON. x pave, | Gecretarien, Cmaares JOHN BR. Chairman Conetititenal ings Conreation. ace a Soa Cae Upie" REPUBLIC N NOMI Ww. ere ber of Assembly, mato mote, ouib: ‘Troms Acstix, Caances L. Taatconna, Chairman German Democratic leveath Lf gaat REPU! BESOAR BORIS ATION, HENKY ROWLEY, Uo" Be REPUBLICAN NOMIN AT it SENATOW eT irstRrct. Eighteenth, “Twentieth ty-first warde, cunrerbitnttt Pouacax, 1H SENATORIAL DISTRICT—RIGHTH, NINTH, FIP. 5 teenth and ee. ards. bs ontor: mas OUN FURCELIy Chairman, Ad peers aaa fnitorved by Manbatian Clad; and Pit. teenth Wards German slain Ele ous ‘Hour League, Constitutional Union "hae ai and Sailors’ Convention. ) WARD FERNANDO 1D CLUB—SPRCIAL 2200 otice,—In conseqeeaet, of Tuesday belt ae a he ib will named Bete seer, G si doen Singer's, Beventy- Ly it Rae a SREY TIN, President LET. oiesto SCOMp ts wi IT oF rov n RO! My i URPELY hed for housekeeping, at furnishes costes. A direct, between First and Second ANISMED HOUSE IN BAST THIRTY-FOUR A meal to let at erate rent, (Apply to BLEKCK ER, YOK 4 LOWG end 6 Pine aireet 867.—TRIPLY. 2 AEET. HOUSE? * agri ii aw HERALD ull ‘AN ELEGANT STORE ON ANN STREET. TWO HANDSOME CONNECTING FRONT ROOMS oN , vousTH Ft FLOOR. WTO LaRGs ROOMS, ANN To id es mer «9 one rine room, REAR, FOURTH FLOOR. Avely & 18aac o. BARKER, room 14 Herald ed “4 ~To 77 IN OLD HERALD BUILDING, CORNER ULTON AND NASSAU STREETS, DESIRABLE BUSI- NESS OF¥IoRg, APPLY TO ISAAC 0. BARKER, ROOM 1 14N NEW BEA.’ ALD, BUILDING, \ -% LET_THE wr PER "ER PORTION (TWO FLOORS) APPLY TO ISAAC O. “NO. 90 ANN STRAY a. T 390 ANN STREET—T0 RENT, THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS. APPLY TO'1.AAC 0, BARKER, 00M 4 HERALD BUILDING APHE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM O¥ ALL THE @voning papers in the United States is THE EVENING TELUGRAM, It siroulates everywhore and is read by everybo.{y, while ite terms to advertisers are ‘itberal. _iflce, ww Nassau street, T wmeyoep NTS,—FLOORS AND HOUSES FUR nished bag evr sonra, well loonted Ghree siory high own eo in g004 order, $1,700; ; also = four. story. brown also a three org ‘rick, $1.00 tonth:‘aiso 8 Pm it op brick, furnished conte Oa fur Sloop briek, a month: also Woors, sik roowna, f folding doors. ‘rts alt case, marble portly stations tae basin: c-, for $25, $91 and $88. McCATILY, & CO. GF Seca avenue, corner Forty-second street, and 434 txt avenue, between Twenty-seventh and 1 streets, + —FURNISHED “HOUSES TO RENT ON BIX- spctenthe Eighteonit, Twenty-third and ‘Thirty: firat streets, festral month, others in ble Locations, from $230 per altable or boerdiog G. BROWN & CO., ‘104 | Broadway, basement, A. ZOFFICES ON BROADWAY 70 LET: FIRST + class looation ; Rooms peasant and every way desira- ble; rent cheap, Call 139 Broadway, room 8, FORNISiTED HOUSE TO gst wv btm ds 88; $300 per month: immediate possession. Apply utthe Boarding Bureau, 883 Broadway. y sink W. 4. CORBIERE. A COSEY LITTLE HOUSE TO LET, FURNISHED, ON the Fifth Avenue Hotel block; a four story high stoop; rent only $250 a month. Possession at once. KING & CO.. Fi Hotel, ROOMS FOR HOUSE- or three Rooms, singly of tent low, to a tenant; cas and bath. Aé OF FURNISHE: Eeoping setter one, two; her, a good inth avenue, HOUSE OF 14 ROOMS TO RENT, FURNISHED rially furnished; $200; others,” Fo seanar and furnial ed, at prices GY sults possession to- EMAN 1 CO. 712% Broadway. A LADY OCCUPYING A SPLENDID STORER UP town with first class dressmaking, would rent a part of herstore « suitable party, for ladies’ dress trim- raings, Iso elegant Apartinents in same building for hourekeeping.. oe uire of MADAME NEWMAN, 635 Sev- enth avenue, ork. “ie NEAT FRAM® HOUSE IN 126TH STRERT, be A‘ Rightn avenue, to let. Apply to JOSEPH Me: atime" 16: Nassau street. PARIMENTS or ih ROOMS TO LET, NO, sat Hudson street; ROE AY and ; & WH ON, 200 Varick atreet, PARTME! TO LET—-ONE BLOCK FROM THR Central Park; water on the floor and gas in the hall. Apply to JOUN HANNON, 10th street, near Fourth av. NDID LARGE BASEMENT TO LET—coR- ighteenth street and Sixth avenue, for busine: poses: & Hall also if required, Entrance Eigh- teenth street. A ERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE ON MUR. ray Hill, negr Fifth avenue, to be rented from thi of November tuncil, October 1. i} July wext at $000 per month to a fist HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE at Bergen, N. and 10 by steani; ho with fruitand shade trees; Posscasion Immediately. Ad: dress Bergea, box 4,450 Post ollice. T FREEMAN & CO,’S FIRST C 44 secure furnished and unfurnished Howes, in country, nt reasonable rentas Wonwes £07 sale FOUR STORY HOUSE, FULLY FURNISHED, TO D rooms) Gu West Twanty-Aith etieet; th streat, $130 per month. > TWELFTH STRE*T.—CHOICE Rooms WELL har giro PRONT ROO! for one or joes, or a | wer im Le Orah, floor, suital Me ndise ‘or poansfactusiag Dusiness: steam the buildi of Cl PRATT, , 108 Taquire Go wont 8 Futon st ns ov bok ais sed ‘to a small No. 32 water, es front $33 pet rd avenue. pw LET—IMMEDIATY: POSSESSION, A NI Re e po ieisint food Toeation tn Brookiya, eonreatens 3, mode roveinent per month. Address J. A. iy Herald ofioe, “Nts 91 10 LET—WITH STEAM FOW TO otek Bulldiug, Sree Seay Meatete iano Of any acnees, sullable for atiy manufactur avery moderate rent, with privilege of » thres For further fuformalion address D, Fs. toe 100 Hera 10 Liar yom ng MARBLE STORE 8 AND @ Leonard street, next Broadway. A first class Store. to be rented for possession after February 1, 18, Apply te the owners, J. POrAYER &00.. Lowell, Masa, 0 LET-NO. 14 WEST ELEVENTH STREET, BR. tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, three story’ high stoop House, in 5 order, contalnine about aoe od peeaoestom avenue, 6 corner ner Sixteenth street. nO LET—TRE SBOOND FLOOR AND ATTIC OF THR eerie two story house No, #83 Third avenue. Apply oa the mise, 10 LET-ENTIRE FLOOR; PARLOR, three Redrooms, | Dink Roon Washtabs; rent 4, Inq ire 0 ison swue, between Flity-seeond and riay-tuted viree 10 LET.—A RESPECTABLE PRIVATE riiog Lt wish to leta Sryt Floor, farnished, for ligh' It Fousee ing, to a party of gen mien or & gentleman an central: cars and stages pase door. Taquive': avenue. 10 LET—PART OF & BUSINESS orriaas WELL located. Inquire at ot A fon a days, bunween Wand 12 4. ” tree CFRED Wh WRIG! EIN ONE HUNDRED — Fri ot a a two story and nt Cott rit] Pe second oustaot Fearin aven Timm” Spek THE NEW FOCR on the pi 0 LET—7O A PRIVATE PAMIL" story brown stone Wouse 684 Lexington avenue, having all tox moderiimprovementa and ro compiece ordor, pas. from 10 to For termmupply to B. BLANCO, Bouth W William street. lt 5 LET—ON SECOND treed FRONT, A FURNISHED” Parlor and Bedroom adjoining, with sliding dora, tow? gentleman and wifé for light housekeeping, orto geatle- men or to ladies who are out durtng the day. Apply for three days at {83 Sixth avenue, near Central Park. reat Kent moderat - ave ew ee ae THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT stink House 209 Greene streot; rent $1,000, Inquire ab O | LBT_STORES, BASEMENTS AND LOFTS Im, Barclay, ee feng ay ~e b ite, Walker,’ ard, Can rooney Cate Broadway, at mod rents. “Apply 10 W c. LET—THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN tone fTouse, just fuished. frst clase in exer, ren Apply on the premises, ¥, ‘4 ei! eich ate et, near Third avenue. . 0 LET—HANDSOME FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE fully bey ort e, Aer family: rent $460 street, [0 LET-ONE LARGE ROOM, HANDSOMRLY FuR- > pished, with use of fire and gas; also one stnatler A blocks east of Broadway: F 900 Grand 10 LET—TO A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, 8{X LARGB Rooms on the third floor of « house on Broadway. {ween Ninety-seventh and Ninety-elghth streets, “Ret 0 LET-FURNISHED BROWN STONE COTTAGE, eairabty located: rent $125 per ronth: Vedding,. ln cliina and sliver ineluded. ¥ on the premines, 245 Wi NO LET-TWO NEW THREE STORY AND GELLAR brick Houses, 25x50 feet each; water and gus; floor snitabie for a Nquor ators, enting house, Bleecker street, up staire, hand WALKER, 229 Broadway. | rT°.2 DOWDNEY, per moat ARD, 79 Codar re Apply ab per month, Fifty-fourth street, Detwéon ronda and Eighth avenue. corner Van Dyke and Dwight Basin Dry Dock, Hook, Brooklyn. Apply. premises. or to JAMES W. "NAUGHTON, curpenter builder, 89 apd 41 Carroll street, near Columbia. 0 LET—-FOR THREE MONTHS, AN ELEGANT SUE of Rooms, nicely fartshed, including Chickering plane. Le gl at roo: No. 9, 92 Broadway, ofdlook | re treet, between th hours of one und atx 0’ LET—IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, & isomely furnished .Siiting Koom, with two Bede ached. to one or two gentlemen, in the neighber- fourth treet and oe best references WEs? FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN hth avenues, a three story bigh (4 ee, furnished pee in pein ae eer, 1 uh avi mas on bixeenth ecole stores; algo 761400, with two bi DAVID POLLEY, 0 South Ninth 0 LET—FURNISUED, months, on Quincy street, a three story, high stoop, Basement and sab-cellar brick House, containing the moderm improvement ko a two mary brick Stable; immediate posseasion. For keys, apply to A. KNOWLTON, southeast corner of Fulton and Portland avenues, or 14] Montague sireet, Brooklyn, (PO, LET-POR ONE YEAR, AN ELEGANTLY FUR- nished House, with all the modern im; ents, Dew 1v papered and painted throughout, ‘end new. and of t kind, hot and cold water er throug oul, A family only. Kesponsible part! Keal Estate, Herald oltice, - Rent $500 per’ month, 10 LET.—A SMALL HOUSE, HANDSOMELY 7UR- ished, in a first clase neighborhood, between Fifth Sixth avenios, | Possession given immediately. Rent Pex mouth, to a small amily only. Address box 46 SIX OR EIGHTREN FOR 10 bens pth od 008 the ROOMS, bk. ag BASE. ment, kitchen, Sc. ii. i Lx 676 Second ——as FLOUR AND ONE pag | frat street, near I Tew LET—a_ SECOND = we ivate house in Fift; r paqetre at ie) Obemnbers LTA NEATLY FURNISHED PARLO ‘able for two gemtlemen or gentleman, and, wite: oderate. For further Incation. private family, verm ) a tctuiars address Mes, tlon D, SUrr good par- TO LET-SITUATED ON Hudson river, noar Central Park; water and good stable. terms will be NE willbe ronied at fifty dollars per month; loug or short SOUTHMAYD & CO., 194 Broadway. A FINS. Hous! FURNISNED, «IN 81 street: rent, $300; Thirty third sireot, $i; Tale. of Brooklyn. $ EATON ‘& CO,, REVOORT WALL.—TO LET—FOR BALLS, CON: fourth surect, immediately weat of Third avenue, ‘This splended room, (ately completed) will be let on very rea- follcited, “Apsiy om the first oor of the batidiag, or to Measra, Burcheil & Bro., 510 or 658 Lexington avenue. corner Rooms io let at 819 Broadway: also 2 On firat Hoor atk Bast Cweifth siceat; rent low, eb and Hudson avenue, brick, with basement and ander cellar, with ex/ension in rear, sultable premises from 3 to.4 o'clock, or in New Street, up stairs, office No. 1. 3 Paton and gas. Apply to Hi. 8, LAMBERT, up stairs, No. 64 niton FURNISHED TOvSE house handsomery ti od: To a responsible private fs )URNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET—ON THE Hudson, one hour bg railroad from New York, and not L RESIDENCE, SITUATED IN ‘BENTH aixth strect, louse, ever h street nesting, Aree certs, lectures, 4e., Brevoort Hall, situate on Fifty soncble terms,” The patronnge of the public is respectfully ROADWAY AND COREE oUsE, BROOKLYE, 70 _RENT.—OORNER for saloon or restaurant; rent $900. ly to agent on “York atsi‘sulton [PPK BOOM, 70 LET. WITH PRIVILEGE OF FIRE Bioomingdale Address box 5,307 ‘one mile from the Sing Sing depot, thoroughly furnished and in perfect mer se now Turnnoe and water in the house, Good stabtin ¢ carriage house, Rent, including miik age ae ‘Siw month to May l. Address D, box Post JPURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN A FRIVATR FAMI- ly. No. 8 West Eleventh sireet, near Broadway. pg ryt TO LETGWITH IMMEDIATE Posseanion, ingion and Dy compiete; all modern im Pence lo for the cas SPEMBERSON, a2 Highth evecue.” Premanra.rg HOUSE.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, GOOD one of the most destrable laces in ‘a 0. cM Caney. a ‘ap Park row, N. ¥. Oharntihed Pariors Veit to one or wo respectable wen. tis ora men i vate rttculars inquire at 316 Bnet Thirtockih street. hefereuese ni mittred. [PURNISUED ROOM AND BEDROOM ON FIRST F Fo Agen 3 4, to ® Ag ise & poy Ninth street. OR RENT—A NEW fe STORY HIGH i STOOP ere a ena three tainuites walk from Fulton Terry oars. ine > ly on the pretaisos, 66 Woodhull street. Possession immediately. OUSERREPERS WILL BE SUPPLIED, AND © Sor month for Carpets, Olt Clothe, Ha he iting ee, at BENDALL & O0.'s, corner ot wr, Canal and Hu streats, WiLl LEASE A FINE PROFERTY ON UXTON I. uAre,, isting of a four oat 4 brown stone Liou ‘Brcoxtsl, ‘ir ive years, with as jewal, at the aanual 20 Bs ™ [ ETTiNG AND SELLING TOR: E Vice RTY A SPE- callty.—Parties desirous of letting or selling will 40 Souk lon as = it ne ae Oe have of peqper Novcharge anlogs sold or let by brag MC. Broadway, corner Barclay at at. I BxINGTOR AVENCR, bang 3 Mgt 4h E-RIGHT A atroet, —' yh. very. newly furaished House: ity thi Som 7 > ruralahed to" steall tamnity. alos em W.P "SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway, RRSTENG Be heifers ed ed yey | BROOK. witl berrole ae to the fer Teerion. A to J ious a NA street, near avenue, Brooklyn, Gronace FoR pean neon BAGGAGE, sanatat Smear ecuetEAS BROADW. AX; ee y and hoist; amour ae a a Ty Pe POWER TO LET.—A ba og oF ale en Apply oO Ginisriak souwat ARTZ, a, 950 Bast Pitty. fret inst, ; also some QTRAM cael DES! eat a ore Firat avenue, corner of Mereathiee oe TO LET—NO, SpowERy. AND #000 woRTa \elottis must be sold in Pt wo T te beat Bd B DWAY. sn T°. LET-FIRGT FLOOR OF HOUSE NO. 7 WATTS street; four four rooma and two attic roome, F, NEARLY NEW: Te Let. Let FURstaH ED SOME hear § iy? avenue robe Bicocker rere eset oon te quire re of John Rows gh ie ‘nyenu . oe Ww OR PaRT OF je aides FW sae LAT TH STORE AND ROOMS M6 BAST THIRTY. i Sy aon barry for any business, Near pring eirvek, BNBAVL, next house, 10 LET.IN MOUNT VERNON. A TWO 6! House, furnished; rent $26 per month, to a small lly, For particulars inquire at 4 Broome streot, New York, TO LET—TWO ROOMS, NO. 9 GAY STREET, NEAB J Waveriey place. 4 0 LET—THE NEW BROWN STONE STORE EAS? side of Ser enue, between Forty-ninih a Fituteth streets: the owner, J. ¢ atand for a druggist, Tn sh fER 118 Wont Forty:nfainsteeot Te LEt—AN aPiite AND RECEPTION Room, ae sc. 111 West Forty-first stroet, suitable for a physiclas. TO Ls BT sTORE | AND BASEMENT. SIRE, Bleeck id Thompson strecta, Broadway. ; 1 erg PARLOR Lge COMPLETELY FUR shed; Ove rooms, bath aud gas. Terms to suit the amet Also a Room aad Bedroom. Sor Won Thirty-ststh Tuqui Hy a MAYBeS JENTLEMAN—LAROE on nished, near Union enue ears; terms tion A. NEATLY FOR- and Fourth av- iddress “R," ste FL ob meg og moog A_FIRST CLASS brown stone eee ceo a aot areas ‘ands halts avery he ass Pedtinhed snd cabertatees Rental 8. W. Be NEDICT, 10 Pine street. ge ts! mal 7m SIX MONTHS OR UN. louse enn' afaly fy tarnished three neventh street for two furnished House on and rm tor ag first: ae Staten Island. Address C. R. 8., bo! ‘ ey, Led RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH Fan Ae stables and 4 acres of ground, % of iaite from New ochelle depot: house, hented by sisume es 's. BLY, 16 Nassau stro, yi RENT—COMPLETELY FURNISHED, Tracey boren none, Hgave fm Tren Ee syn furniture, te, do. Apply to W. &B, A. CREU! SHANK, 0 ZBMT—& STORE. WITH FIXTURES, SUITABLE od any fh t bn also the Spgs . ate ‘central, "For terme, &s. ingulee in toe 7 Third avenue, jj = NT—BY THE MONT! OR YEA! pay rtd and Be and seven lots Cre m Sisth and. Boventh wventen, Apply wo W. KE KERR gNRELUY, 14 Pi Fine street, STEAM POWER, A & Pewee RENT_FOR SOCIABLES, CLUBS OR SOCIETI several large, handsome nt reasonable. quiroat Botanic Tall, 68 & iBrond way, with Exioasio i Of Uround, Ohished complete spe near tale Diack walout Vurniture, to party: ack easing oe aM y The furniture. will be sold ava one nesd apply oiien of wine the fureiture, “Apply at. real avenue and ineapple and Fulton sireets, Brook LEASE—A Mat iL TWO STORY hag y- "Ac paconmee ne: po ) LEARE—FOR THRER OR FT To oo sible hey a ae Mi’ 8 na aS tbe ares we are four side, four = | Rese S cs MOURA’ ioe rm & FOX, 599 Sixth avenue ya m FOR A oF ae | Sue oun TLOYD sree, Sere LARGE ROOMS, OR A set a xD A Wen Feoney Ran etroet, a UNION 8 SQUARE,—TO LET, SPLENDID ROOM 31 nals etna Baasaronk ADPIY . oAMUEE ‘in ‘nthe Bhitding. hid ING TO LEAVE = DESIR ¥ $4, 000% a een aera t400 ver anna Tarnished A to ‘evtral Park, the victgity of "fone tut of round, with a ¢onmotiou®, Good ~ ou, aes a bor Sua New York