The New York Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1869, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 1—6 P. M. It will be seen by our Washington despatches that the pubilc debt statement for the month ending No- ‘vember 30 shows & reduction of over seven and a half millions, The coin balance in thg Treasury is one hundred and five millions—incluaipg vhirty mil- Mons of outstanding gold certificates, The three Per centa now afloat are only thirty-nine millions, showing @ further contraction of them by the Treasury. ‘The action of Secretary Boutwell in rejecting all ‘bids for gold below 122 was the continued topic of discussion today, and tho various cliques were greatly exercised as to the future policy of the Treasury Department, Mr. Folger hav- Ing telegraphed yesterday for instructions as to Tenewing the offer to sell the miilion of gold, re- ceived a communication from Mr. Boutwell to-day directing the absolute withdrawal af the whole amount, The street is still puzzied to know what will be done with geference to the gold advertised to ‘De sold during the remainder of the month. It is intimated that upon the assembling of Congress next Monday a resolution will be introduced to per- emptorily suspend gold sales and bond purchases ‘until direct action is had upon the subject by Con- gtesa, The gold market has been feverish under tho reports and rumors on the street. At one time,the Price declined to 121% on the expec tion that the gold would be again offered, but then rapidly advanced and closed firm to-night at 122 upon the final rejection of the bids, Much curiosity is felt concerning the gold sale of Friday next, and the event will be watched with more than usual interest. Tho clearances at the Gold Bank seem to Indicate that the ‘bears’ executed a very rapid flank movement on Tuesday and got upon the other side of the market; for the fNgures are almost the same as on the day previous, While the rates for carrying gold ranged from 6 per cent per annum to 6-64 per diem. Allowance, of course, ts to be made for the better demand for money to-day; but the fact still remains evident that the suspension of the gold sale on Tuesday and the rise to 1233 frightened the “bears”? into buying Dac their gold. The money market was more active to-day as a consequence, it is conjectured, of the movements of currency arising out of the payment of taxes yester- day in order to avoid the penalty of one per cent ad- dition thereto which 1s afixed on and after Decem- ber 1, while the recent wide fluctuations in stocks have also aided the demand in consequence of the general shifting of loans. It was reported that as high as an eighth per cent was allowed for “turn- ing’’ stocks, and gold interest was quite freely paid 4n numerous mstances. Many accounts were not made ep until toward four o'clock, No loans were reported below seven per cent. The only exceptions at six per cent were to the government dealers. In the discount market the better inquiry for money on call checked trans- actions, but the activity has not been of sufficient duration to make apy alteration in rates, which ranged from nine to twelve per cent for prime accep- tances and from tweive to twenty per cent for less choice grades of paper. The government bond market was unfavorably affected by several influences. In the morning the Yield in the price at London, which was due to the rise yesterday in gola, checked tho usuaf demand from the foreign bankers, who bought small lots only. Then, whatever strength was communicated by the offer of the government to buy two mil- lions at the Sub-Treasury to-day was offset by the large offerings. Hence the market con- dnued weak, particularly as gold had meantime Gelined to 12134. After the last board and in the final street dealings the market became strong, in Tesponse to the expectation that with the disburse- ments of currency for the bonds bought to-day and for those to be bought to-morrow (when a million ‘Will be required for the sinking fund) the money market will be easier. 5 In Southern securities there was @ heavy and weak Market for the new Tennessees, which fell to 49. It ‘was rather confidently expected that the legislative Measures removing all distinction between the old ‘and new issues, so far as the obligation of the State to redeem them is concerned, would bring both classes of bonds together, and the old bonds began to fall, Butthe new have also relapsea and again ‘widened the distance between the two quotations. ‘There was a recovery in and a steady market for the North Carolinas. The question whether the special tax bonds are a good delivery for new bonds creates considerable discussion in the Stock Exchange. The ‘Missouris were lower and the South Carolinas firm. The following were the bids to-aay forthe city bank stocks:—New York, 134; Manhattan, 140; Mer- chants’, 128; Mechanics’, 140; Unton, 120; America, 145; City, 210; Phenix, 108; North River, 95; Trades- men’s, 150; Fulton, 145; Mechanics ana Traders’, 125; National, 113; Merchants’ Exchange, 119; Seventh Ward, 110; State of New York, 107; Commerce, 121}; Broadway, 275; Ocean, 75; American Exchange, 109; Bank of the Republic, 117; Hanover, 107%; Irving, 115; Metropolitan, 138; Nassau, 102; Conti. nental, 101; St. Nicholas, 115; Commonwealth, 11134; Importers and Traders’, 138; Park, 160; Manu- facturers and Merchants’, 102; Central National, 10734; Fourth National, 104%; Ninth National, 113; Tenth National, 85; Eleventh Ward, 102; Oriental, 160. The uncertainty prevailing in the gold market and the moderate buying of the importers led to a lower and irregular market for forelgn exchange. While the nominal quotation for prime bankers’ sixty day sterling was 10934, Sales took place as low as 10874. The range of the market is set forth in the follow- ing quotations:—Sterling sixty days, commercial, 1084 @ 108%; good to Prime bankers’, 1083{ a 109; short sight, 109% @ 109%; Paris, sixty days, 6.21% @ 617%; short sight, 5.16 a 5.15; Ant- Wwerp, 5.2236 @ 6.17%; Switzerland, 5.224 a 5.17%; Hamburg, 3534 a 36; Amsterdam, 40% a 40%; Frank- fort, 404% @ 40%; thalers, 70% a 7114. The range of the gold market was as follows:— Bremen, 78% a 794; Prussian The operations of the gold market during the day are exhibited in the following recor Gold cleared. Gold balanees. 1,161, 105 Currency bal 1,402, 314 The government bought two millions of bonds. ‘The amount offered was over five millions. The ac- cepted lots were as fullows:— 11031 40,000, 1866, 4, ro + $49,997,000 8,000, 10,000, 163, 200, 000, 1 47,460, 308,000, 1588, coup. as. Host 2,000, 100,000, 1465, coup. n.. 110-39 25,000, 14.009, 1864, coup’... 110.30 38,000, 15.2,0; 1883, coun,, 110.40 100, 194,005 1 18 reg. . ee va: tea The stock market was weak at the beginning of Ousiness, and the earliest street transactions were ‘below the lowest prices of yesterday, the uncasy and feverish tone of the goid market keeping the stock Speculators uncertain as to the polloy which they should pursue. In accordance with the resolution Previously adopted the Stock Exchange has sus- pended the call of the original New York Central and Hudson River shares and confined it to the new eonsolidated stock and scrip. The directors of Northwest, as expected, have declared a dividend of five per cent on the preferred and of four per cent on tho common stock, both lesa the gov- ernment tax. ‘The transfer books close De- cember 8 and reopen December 31, the dividends being payable December 90. This announcement oogasioned an advance in the lower stock to 13%, and in the preferred to 87—an upward turn which strengthened the “baiisny feeling and led to a general advance. The following wore the closing Prices of stocks at the lust session of the Stock ghange:—Canton, 45 & 5134; Cumberland, 23 a 26 Western Union, 34% a 94%; Quicksilver, 13 a 18%; Mariposa, 74; 87%; do. proterred, 1534 bid; Pacific Mall, 4734 @ 47%; Boston Water Power, 1214 bid; Adams Express, 66 a 66%; Wells- largo Express, 16; American Express, 36 a 35%; Unitea States Ex. prosa, 60; New York Central and Hudson River Consolidated, 8614 a 86 do, scrip, 73% a m4; NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. Hariom, 124 9 127; Erie, 27% @ 27%; do., preferred, 45 bid; Reading, 98 a 9354; Lake Shore, 83% & 83%; Iiinois Central, 132 bid; Cieveland and Pitts- burg, 8034; Chicago and Northwestern, 724; do. preferred, 863, a 863g; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnatt, 74 a 76; Rock Island, 10434 a 10494; Mul- waukee and St. Paul, 6634 @ 664; do, preferred, 817% 82; Toledo and Wabash, 50 a 52; do. preferred, 75; Fort Wayne, 8634; Alton and Terre Haute, 29; Ohio and Mississippi, 2434 @ 24%; Dela- ware and Lackawanna, 104 bid; New Jersey Central, 8614 a 86%; Chicago and Alton, 145 a 146; do. preferred, 14734; Morris and Essex, 87 8744; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 10434 a 10494; do. preferred, 1043¢ bid; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 9 bid; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 217¢ a 22, ‘The extreme fluctuations of the market are shown in the following table of the bighest and lowest prices of the lea aing speculative stocks:— Highest, New York Cen. and Hud, Consol.. 87 Milwaukee pa st Paul pr Western Unton Telegrap! Pacific Mail......... Tne following were the closing street prices this evening for government bonds:—Unitea States eur- renoy sixes, 10734 & 10734; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 111% @ 1113¢; do. coupon, 11534 a 115%; do., fve- twenttes, registered, May and November, 110 a 11034; do., 1862, coupon, do., 11236 @ 112%; do., 1864, cou- pon, do., 110} @ 11034; do., 1865, coupon, do., 110% a 111; do., registered, January and July, 109 a 109%; do., 1865, coupon, do., 112% a 113; do., 1867, coupon, do., 11334 @ 11334; do., 1868, coupon, do., 112% ao 113%; do. ten-forties, registered, 106 a 106g; do., coupon, 1063, a 106%, The following were the closing street quotations for the leading bonds on the Southern list:— Tennessee, ex coupon, 53 @ 5334; do., new, 483¢ @ 49; Virginig, ex coupon, 43 @ 49; do., new, 52 a 54; Georgia sixes, 81 a 82; do. sevens, 95 a 96; North Carolina, ex coupon, 413, 842; do., new, 31 a 313g; do., special tax, 303¢ @31; Missouri sixes, 8935 a 90; do., Hannibal and St. Joseph, 90 a 92; Louisiana sixes, 65 & 66; do. levee sixes, 5744 @ 68; do. do. eiguts, 75 a 77; Alabama eights, 93 a 94; do. fives, 60 a 63; South Carolina sixes, 69 a 79; do. do., new, 65), & er. The following shows the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending November 30, and since the beginning of the year:— 1867. 1868, 1869, For the weck.... $3,957,208 $4,209,207 $4,078,107 Prey. reported..171,093,613 148,602,167 177,136,376 Since Jan. 1....$175,050,821 $152,871,364 $181,214,573 The following was to-day’s business at the office of the United States Assistant Treasurer: Genera! balance yesterday. Gold receipts. . Gold payments. Gold balance. . + $87, bin 754 Currency balance General balance, Customs— Include SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Wednesday, Dec. 1—-10:15 A. Me Lea US 5-20, aed ofits SON YC 4! HRRR..... 1 100) OS 5-20, c, 12000 US 6-20, ¢, oe 100 Erte RR. Cy RR. 100 Thee Cent ee be 16 500 Clev & Pitts RR. 800 a rf 14% i] Poot Am” each ‘ge Bk 110 t Bank. 6 100 Canton is wast Min'G IS 5-20, r, "62..... 112! 15000 US 6-20, ©, "4... .b3 110: 1000 do. 1 0. 10000 US 6-20, ¢, 15100 UB By 1040, reg One @ Clock P..M. 200 sbe Adams Express, o NIG 1000 Pac 7's, ‘gat b> Aas oe Fourth N . 50 West U Tel. 800 a 100 200 100 Quick. 82 cs Brokat He ERO ERE: Ux a IRR gtd 86 260 Wolls-F' 16 100 Chia refs. I ‘ td 5 Am Mer 35-700 Ohio WON YC £1... sees STREET QUOTATIONS, Half-past Five o’Clock P. M. Wen UnTel.... 35 a 85i¢ North ; Paoitie Mai Ben oy Sa, ta ae NY Cencon sik 84a 87% Ro Tass 104 NY Ceon scrip ws fa St Paul. 3 Ga hd Cake dhore!.... are Cs ai mi sis COMMERCIAL REPORT. WEDNR6DaY, Dec. 2—6 P, M, Cor¥PR.--Rio was steady at yesterday's prices, with a moderate demand, The sales wore 4,000 bags Rio, ex Del- phine, at Hampton Roads, to go to Baltimore, on private terms. Other kinds were dull, but unchanged. TTON.—The business in this staple was large, the de- mand being principally for export, and prices advanced pd Age. per lb,, the market closing gies, however. The were 4,088 bales, including 1,1 “rive, of which M171 wore for gport, 778 for spinniig, 489 on speculation, and’ 400 ee in tras For future delivery there was a good business ‘and the foliowing were the sales :—00 bales middling for Pan, at 25c., 400 basis low aodere mber at ‘00 do. do. af 40., and sie. for se.’ We append the Upland ar and Mobile an’ N. Orteans bak end "Br, “es ‘Receipts, 10,809 bbia. flour, 164th 80,024 “do, corn, ‘110,818 do, oats, 18,681 do. 0. peas, and 23,34) do, barley. The market for State and enern four was quiet and weak, but prices were quotably Lines of extra State,’ however, were held with coneidel ble Ormness at our qi tiona, Califor- nia Edo} Reeriet inactive and nominal, e sales were 10,000 bis, within the range of the anbjotned quo- was only a moderate de- were weak. Salen 550 bbls. Rye fi dl weak, though prices ware uo lower. Salen 218 bola, Corn meni wad dull and nominal. We rn Wiper sat Ble Extra State 2m 6 50 Chote do 00 6 50 65a 6 00 2a bho Round hoop Ohio, shipping brand a 850 RTE hoop Ohfo, trade bran a 680 Bt: Lous atralght extes, oe 10 Bt. Louis choice double extra. Ba 16 Ba 900 00 & 10 00 Oa 800 California flour ( Wa 9 05 Rye flour. ta 6 Corn meal, sme Sie Corn meal, Brandy 5 Ha 5 oo Corn meni, Jersey, Senate 00 __Wheat was irregular. Winter was dui and nominal, while ring was fairly active ani about naronatnty at A100 G1 BL for No. apr! vais for poet ISS n 91.59 for nial Tote ted abd ater Woks and steiee #1 i i Tmeber Southern, $187 for aber Canada, in bond; 81 63 for white Mi Ta and $1 29 8 $1 33 for red Western. Cora was dull, end lower, the sales being 45,000 bushels at 81.07 a 81 18 for common to prime mixed Western in store and afloat, #1 16 for yellow do. and dc. a 91 if yellow Jersey. Cats were heavy and a rime Western and State The sales were light, bel ushela, at 64c. = 643¢c., Including in- Toclor eh tie, ee. Bye eres ‘quiet, but firm.’ Small sales were made at BL 17 $1 19 for Stale ‘und #1, 064 for Weat- ern, OF barley malt there were sales of 8,000 bushels new State at #1 a $125. Barley was dull and bea with alos at #1 24 for Canada West and $1 U2 a $1 06 for two: rowed State, Fumiors. Tho market was a trifle more active, but rate, with Dut few exceptions, were lo ‘The charter business continued to rule dull. The en To Liverpool, 250 bates cotton at 8.16d,, 1, flour at 2a. Be. 1,000 ‘and, per a er, 25,000 bushels wheat. ey 5 bbis. 2,000 bales cotton at dgd., and 250 tons log- wood at 2a. $d! fo London, 134 bbls flour at. a, 84. Tho charters were ;—A bark, to Mediterranean, petroleum at or about te; one for the about 2(00 bbls. do. on. privace terms ward, with 110,000 feet lumber at $103 an ky Ibl tons, to South America, general cargo; & British sbtpy 1,100 tons, to the River Plate, with lumber, and back from the Chincha islands with guano, and a bark, about 760 vous, to Rotterdam, general cargo, on private term: GuNNIES were dull aud DOminal ut 166.» 17e, for bags and ‘or elo Hixuy was dull and prices were nominal at the quotations pubiished on our 1astfasue. al Hors.—The demand wat especially tor the better grades, whiel Common to choice new were quoted léc, a 2c., with sales of 50 bales within the range, HAy.—A moderately active demand prevailed at quite ig prloes Shippit waa vllng at Jers retail Lotae Bic. long raw, $1 8 8 ort do., Bie 8 85c, OLASKES.—The market was dull and price vy. The nules were 100 bbls, New Orleans at Tic. a ‘8 and 120 hhda.’ Barbados on private terms. We quote _barba dos, Bo. & BAc. ; Porto Kico, Bc. a 70c.; New Oni a Bie Cube centeifugal and ‘mixed, 30. a Sto; do, hazed,‘ 0c. ; do. muscovado refining, AP a boc, Btock to-day aoe hinds. ‘layed, 5,705 do, muscovado, 160 do, Porto Rico and 8,248 do. English talauas. Navau pee spiriia turpentine the market wi stil qula, but atte olo.e holders were triner in thelr views, demanding 4Be, for merchantable lots, 110 bbia. ai a 40340. a 4Bc., without id heavy'in price. trained at b prices. O1L8.—Linseed was dull at (2c, a 9c. in casks and bbls., while other Kinda were dull and nomial at former prices: No sales of consequence were reporied. PROVISIONG.—Receipta 65 bbla, beef, 128 do. out meats and 270 kegs lard. The business in pirk was light, there being no demand except for retail lots, and prices were heavy ‘and nominal, ii lote were sold at’ @i3 ‘a. 435 25 for old tebe, 32 20 for Hew do. and 90 B0 for Western prime mens, Meas for January delivery was offered at 831, with 30 50 bid. The stock was a being only . Dressed hogs were firm at lc. a 1340. for city, while live hogs were duil at 9gc. a 10340. for Inferior to prime, with arrivals of 4,485 head. Beet was steady, with sales of 75 bbls. at $4 a 12 for plain mess and S11 a $17 for extra do. Beef bams were in moderate demand and steady in value. Small sales were made at $31 a $83 for new Western. Tierce beef was steady, with wales of 75 packages at $26 a 828 for prime mess and’$30 a $31 for India do. Bacon was still dull and prices were eutirely nominal. Long clear was quoted at meats, though quiet, were held for full prices, Small sales, amounting to about’ 100 packages, were mate ai Vio, #17340. for pickied hams and Ic. « 180, tor do, shoul: ders, Lard was scarce and prices wei firm in consequence, Sales, 200 packages ut 1 Puc. for Ni to prime steam and kettle rendered. Prices for future alter were higher, 18340. being asked for Feb ruary. Permonkus.—Crude, in bulk, was n ble at 18}4c., though some holders still jemanded 19. The beat bid was lgc, Crude, in bbs, was dull and nominal at about 243gc. For refinered the deinand was more active, but the business was light, Fat Boots tothe fic firmness of 1e jected, and obtaina- sellers, .who demanded at the close he offerings were Nght. Sales 1,000 bbis, ot 1,000 do. Bc, and 1,000 do. at 31 a the market ciceiag with buyers at Blige. an sellers Ni al tha was dull and nommal at uc. a Ile. We hear of no sales of consequence. In Philadeiphia the market was dull, the demand being light faa #0) Rota were lower for some deliveries, ‘The wales were 1. on the spot, at 3139. and 2,000 do., for parloteteeaea at BY: @ 82/,c., the market lone at about 30 )gc. tor spot and Mone & 823gc. for Decem- rr. ‘arolina was quiet but steady in value. Small sales within the range of 7c. a 73c. for common to goon remained dull and nominal. ill quiet, the demand Pply the fommediate entirely for arnall tots of the trade; and, as holders to realize, prices were heavy at our qi The sales were confined to $15 bhds., at 10}c. 25 boxes ut 12go, r prices were heavy at yi tof white, Ide, a 14240, ce. a lbige. iis ale rata Feycery: Mee, af aac. centrifugal, y's quotations. tra O, 13%. = 18/4 Cuba—Inferlor to common , Aeie. 5 good retining, Io. Tite Prime, to holes grocery, 11%g¢. Inde, and boxes, 100. @ Ize. ; mo- mel lasses, bhds, and Bors ‘oiges @ lier melado, Sige. a Bye. on FO 8, Ws. mle: 5 Noe. 100 1, us eis : Te. 0 13%; 8. 16 to 18, 1de: nin, 10: ag apn FE wii ay, 02,600 in, nd 547 melao. inactive, and prices were nominal mot ast eas was unimportant, but there was prices. Small lots were soid at 17c, a 8c, for ordinary ‘to choict Tal W was in moderate demand, and sales were made of 50,000 it 104g. a 105;c. for common to prime. Wuisxry.—fecerpts 1153 bola, The demand was onl aes, and prices were again iower. Sales 300 bbls, al 03. G1 U4, tax paid. A CENTENARIAN.—Mrs. Fanny Morse, of Weare, N, H., reagged her one hundredth birthday the 12tn of last Ma! She bas been twice married, has had four children, three of whom are now living. Her only son, with whom she ilves, is an invalid and per- fectly helpless, His wife, it is ag bene an old lady, takes care of them both. forse has been a member of the Baptist charel for sixty years. She 1s unable to sit up and keeps her bed. Her mind 13 ee but her eyesight nearly gone.—Boston Journal, ec. _10 LET FOR BUSINESS SS PURPOSES, \ FINE LARGE BROWN STONE “HOUSE, DESIGNED and always occupied for a first class boarding house, near Union aquare, No. 11 West Eleventh street. Apply at 64 Weat Tenth atreet, to owner. pectic AN,QUD ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE AND ENPLOY- ment oflice to let; no bonus required. Apply at 106 Sixth ne, A. STORE TO ‘RENTON THIRD AVENUE, AT #505 sito Floors of five rooms, rents: from, #20 per month, Apply to JOHN FETTRETCH, 484 Third near Thirty-frst street, TEAM POWER.—TO LET OR LEASE, THRPE Floors, 180x45, with from 1 to 78 horse power; also smaller Boome, ‘Apply to H. W. GREENE, 141 Plymouth street lyn. STEAM POWER TO LET_WITH WELL LIGHTED and Basement, 2% by 50 fect; steady power. Ap- Diy 10 NORRIS & MILLER, 229 Eaat Forty-tirat street, QTEAM POWER-NEAR BROADWAY, FIFTH FLOOR, 50x160, light all round ; elevator; heated with steam; any amount of power. Apply on the premises, 63 and 65 Prince atres 10 LET—#50 PER MONTH EACH, TWO STORES, 12X 40; Nos, 77 and 77} et avenue. Inquire of A. HY- NARD, 78 and 80 Bank street, 10 LET.—A GOOD CHANCE TO ESTABLISH A FIRST class trade ee ® good locality; five bi foe b brick Stores, with massive abl north si enue and Indows, one att bl bakery, on otw ford Skillman street. Apply t to PHILLIPS: 0 on the he premises. Unturnished. 10 LET VERY CHEAP—IN HARLEM, ACOTTAGE, WITH eight ‘rooms, with all the improvements, Inquire in the forenoon at ‘Stand 54 Tompkins Market, G. GEIS. ([0,LET_THE THREB STORY DWELLING HOUSE 123 eat Twentieth street, between Sich and Seventh ave- nues, with Immediate possession, ALFRED TOLIAS, 68 Washington square south, 0 LEASE—PROM MAY 1, IN BOND STREET, THRER Houses ; lots extend throligh to Creat Jones stree' |W AS COLLINS, 83 Pine reed. $125," PER en. —HOUSE TO LET AN FURNI- ture for sale reeaonably: ine opportunity for CHAS. B. MILLS & CO, 5 West Ubirti __ ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET. _ T 855 BOWERY—NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS (GAS, water tc.) (to let by flour oF separately for housekeeping d central | ‘ocation, ~ f —T0 LET—WEST TWENTY-THIRD ATRREE (10%, « don terrace), Lip of « House, partly furnish sisting of six rooms, to a small family; al ‘conveniences for housekeeping. Appiy at 103 R A Papeense TO LET—THREB FLOORS AT 808 Pe Sixth avenue ATALE), together. Apply to WIL- LAM HUGHES, 1210 Broudway, “MN APP “APARTMENTS: OF FOUR ROOMS EACH, TOGETHER, with water and washtubs, on first ‘second, third and fourth Hoors of houses in Eas! Thirty pinth sect, between rt rat and Second avenues. Kenta #16, an ply at oflice $25 Kast Thirty-niuth atreot. z Y (A. NEAT SECOND YLOOR, 130, HAST BEIPTY.FIRST street, to let; Parlor, Kitchen and two Bedrooms; gas Axtures, wardrobes, &o, "Kent $28 per month. VERY PLEASANT FRONT PARLOR TO yrange Roth furnished, also a Kitchen if desired, for li erms moderate, 327 West Sixteenth ietet aes near ren! Broudway. Nu E FLOOR-TWO BLOCKS FROM BROADWAY, gus, hot and cold water; very low to a email insatly ot a adults. at Weat Forty-aitih sire PLAINLY FURNISHED Mats ROOM AND BED room to let, for house! y vor. Apply at 38 West Twenty-fourth sires aigath ave aoand DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR TO LET—IN MOD- ‘ern high stoop houre (bot and cold water), No. 18 lace (Perry street); rent low to a good’ tenant. Gai Mon URNISHED ROOMS TO LET.-THRBE VERY CON- venient Rooms; gas and water; completely furnished for light houskeeping; private house; very low. At 337 Ninth avenue. DESIRABLE HOUSE, AT A MODERATE PRICE, IN & pleasant location; ni Murray Hill; 309 Lexington avenue, near Forueth street, immedi pply to owner, on premises, A BARGAIN oN” THIRD AVENUE, ABOVE Fir. tieth street; also cheap Lote on Fifth avenue, near Highty-fourth street: Nneat view on the avenue. PINCKNEY & DUNKIN, 159 East Thirtieth ssreet. A’, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED THREE STORY brown stone House, Worky-sighih street, pecond and Third avenues,» Forty: -fourth street, near Lexington avenue, $35,000, chi yuses ES ae '$26,000, cheap; unfurnished Houses from PINGK NBY & DUN KIN, 159 Eust Thirtieth street, A% onear SACRIFICE.—& LOT, 25x10, ON NINETY. Be bought for Bie Ae ee ON FUDTRERCM! dot ough y to JOHN ‘Third: ravenue, newt Thirty- lire a atroe 4 A HOUSE FOR SALE—ON MADISON AVENUE; FOUR story brown stone; size 20x60x%5, Will sell! for 20x iP cash. Apply to JOHN FETIRET iinty ane teoet ‘CH, 454 Third avenue, near {RST CLASS THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN I Ort 20x50x98.9, Sixty-third street, near Lexington ave- jell modeta improvements; F% SALE ONE 0 rd THE FINEST AND MOST PR inent corners on Third ne, Suitable for an; KIDNEY, FARI ESS & 688 Thted OR SALE—THREE NEW THREE STORY AND BASE. ment high stoop brown atono front Houses, north aide Seventy-firat streot, between Third and fourth avenues; pos ediately. Apply on the premises oF to t Fito St 664 Third avenue, - Terms to sult OR SALE_—THE NEW THREE STORY HIGH STOOP brown stone Houses on Lexington avenue, between Forty-third and Forty-fourth streets, built in the most sub- stantial manner; hard wood stairs and trimmings in base- ment and first story; marble halls and all modern tmprove- ments, Apply on premises, at No. 427 Lexington avenue, 4 TH ST., NEAR MADISON AY., 4 STORY B. 8..825,000 4th at, near Madiaon ar. story brown mous. 40,000 Sint at., near Sh av, Lexiugion ay, near HOLLY Bos mm atoné ra story brown sion & KISSAM, 30 Pin West Sides A.W TWO, FULL LOTS, SOUTI SIDE, SIXTY-POURTH JoattTeet, $00 fact west of Ninth ne, sewered gnd graded, no rock, at a low price; 80 pe may remain five Fears, "Also ton full Lows, north side dad street, between Firat Aveuue and avenue A, superior location, cheap. Also south- Weat corner Eighth avenue and 112th sirect, tive full Lots, cheap. YER, own ‘Warren si., room No. 7. Fre LARGE THIRD FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS, HOT and cold water; first class house and lo rent rate. Apply on premises 316 East Tenth street, near nue. housekeeping ;baiby bot' and old, weler gloset sane tubs, $8 weekly; more Kooma if needed. 2u8 ty-wecond sti (0 LET—-FLOORS OF FOUR ROOMS, WITH GROTON, gas, stationary tubs, tc.) In new houses on Third avenue, belvasn migriseniatts osc Mlaetinws accoers, muaceenennuee: ue, at Hdih aud 16th atreeta; rent 11.10 BIS. Apply to LOPER & DAVIS, Firat avenue, corner Thirty-sixth ree). (0 LET—THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE NO. 128 EAST Fifty-second street, to a small family, Inquire at the place or of 8, VEIT, 16 Maiden Iaue. —THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND Sixth avenues.—Elegant meidarn b high stoop Dwelling, TixGO, lot 100, for sale, at only #37, erma easy. New mes Furniture can bo had if desired, at BTEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine stroet._ N ATTRACTIVE eae STORY HOUSE ON TW EN- ty-second ore pear Sixt! ren eptionable lo- cation; wxsle10); all improvermonta: in ‘elegant ord Jorden; price $20,000. JOSEPH MASON & GEO. B. ‘ON, Ad Brosaway, HOUSE FOR SALE—IN WEST TWENTY-FIFTH street; four stories, English basement, with all the mod- érn {mprovements; has just been put in complete ord 3 pos- session given immediately. A liberal amount can reinain on bond and mortgage. Apply to JOSIAH 5. LEVERETY & ©O., 85 John street. 0 LET—UNFUBNISHED THIRD FLOOR, SIX ROOMS, in private house 169 East Thirty-third street, between ‘Tisrd and Lexington avonues, Water, gas and bath. NO LET—PARTICULARLY DESIRABLE APARTMENTS for light housekeeping, in private dwelling No. 16) Enat Seventy-first street, between Third and Fourth avenues; arlor, dining room and kitchen on first floor; one, two oF th rooms. Apply as above. NO LET—TO. A FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN, A fourth Floor, five rooms, in the brown stone house 211 East Fifty-second street; rent $25, Me LET—LOWER PART OF HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS, 221 East Twenty-eighth stroet, $45; also Upper Part, four #, #80, gas and water, separate metre; also five Rooms, Shi ‘avenue, front $54, very desirable; also two Rooms, De aig "ROBT. G. RICHARDS, 968 Broadway. po Ls LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, A LARGE. and I Root frie or singly, on the second irteenth st r[\0 LET—A FINELY FURN an English basement house, consisting of five rooms and & basement kitchen, convenient for eer ani E good neighborhood. Apply to Owner at 161 East Thirty-third st. Mo _LET—UNFURNISHED, TO A SMALL FAMILY, Second Floor, consisting of five rooms ; handsome brown stone house, 242 East Thirty-third street; terms moderate; pleasant location ; family private. PPER PART oF A PLEASANTLY LOCATED , 8even rooms, family of adults; gas rent modegat “hop ly at 65 Perry atroet, 01 LET—ON SECOND FLOOR, A BED AND SIT! 4 g Rooms, adjoining, handsouely furnished, fire, g ‘rench i required, Terms low. 183 West Twe Eighth at cn T° LET—FOUR ROOMS, SECOND STORY, OVER bakery, 110 Nineteenth sircet, near Sixth avenuo; gas and water on the tloor. 0 RENT—TWO OR THREE ROOMS, UNFURNISHED or partly furnished, in a first class house. Apply at 28 West Forty-third street, 0 LET-JURNISHED, THE LARGER PART OF A three story House, with all the improvements; an ar- rangement njay be made to board one or two persons. ' Apply at 222 Weat Forty-seventh street, near Broadway. T}WO FRONT ROO! }, FIRS’ "FLOOR, | FURNISHED for hourbkeeping, near ears{irook-yn 40 minutes on!y from New York City Hall; 84 00 weekly. "Particulars at 2p wena ON Ve a uae OR TOUR ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR HOUSE- ing, f foe Pater a and wife; terms must be mode! box 8,082 Port office. ST Stor SOUTH OF CHATHAM SQUARE. im newly furnished Rooms at abc. and 60c. per day, $2 and $2 60 per week, at the Grant House, 48 New Bowery. YY z. 8. Lavy e O,, 971 WEST 38TH 8T., NEAR 4a briek 1, in fee order, 2ix602100, 816,000; Went Poth at 48, E-b. brick Hes ull ime provements 116,000; West 36th “st, Ae h. s.brick Mi, in fine Fepait, git est 38d st, 4s. hy s. brick H., all improve ments, 811, int ay., 4 sandb, brown sione Business Property, $274 PREY hd Pyxsurse BASEMENT, OLD STYLE, VERY ROOMY, perfectly freacoed, four story brown atone highly gen- teel Dwelling for sale, at extra low figure, or to let. een this day, from 2 to 4, without permit, 241° West Forty-second street, near Broadway, ¥. K. STEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine street, }OR SALE—AT A LOW PRICE, A NEW FOUR STORY ‘and basement stone front House, very substantially built, with ep to suit, G. _' Ny the tolses, Filty- frat street, between ‘pifth and 'Siath mrenues, or at dl East Twenty-fifth a OF aALE POUR STORY | BROWN STONE HOUSE th street, Can be seen at ermait; ‘price #340 n easy terms, Apply to A. M. G, 40 Bast Fourth’ strget, near Bowery, OR SALE—FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE, 44 West Fifty-first street; painted and frescoed; street Paved; possession; price $28,000. Apply on premises. OK SALE EW FO! STORY BROWN STONE DWEL- ling, between Fifth and Sixth avrenu size 23x50xi00, furnished, $25,000; withoat furaiture, $25,000; $11,000 can remain ou bona and’ ‘mortgage. Apply imuediately, as the ones sy must be ia ROBERT C 145 West Forty-eighth street. } OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE—A SPLENDID FIVE story corner Mouse on the Hudson River Ruliroad depot. Inquire of the owner, 618 Ninth avenug, in tho store, aoe UST BE et Ree na) CASH, $6,000 REMAINING will buy either of the two four story Buildings £07 and bov Weat Forty-thira street; well rented; title indisputable, KING, '367 Hudson at street. ASHINGTON STREET.—FOR SALF, THE THREE tory and basement Store 535 Washington street, near the entire lot; immediate poaseasion 20,000. Apply to E. H. LUDLOW & overin, pyice > Rreet. WILL BUY THE THRER STORY, BASE- front brick 269 West Twelfth street; eee read aub-cellas immedinte possession; owner leaving <— he city, Apply on th AwtION SALE OF ny t TUESDAY. DE 2 1, By MALLORY BLACKWELL. ee auction coluimn for particulars. Maps at ollice of auctioneers, 56 Liberty street. QD FLOOR, SIX ROOMS, JUST REPAIRED, 215 WEST Thirty-sixth ‘strect, for nice family; $50, per mouth Water, 4c. Apply on the premises or of C. PARTRIDGE, 98 ‘West Fifteenth street. fk FURNISHED ROOMS TO 1 ©) men each or small families, Fortieth street. ‘OR TWO GENTLE- Ta Third avenue, near \ORNER HOUSE AND STORE ON COURT STREET FOR Yale low, and easy terms. Other Houses to exchange for ols, Apply at 102 Pucitic street, Brooklyn. OR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN, IF SOLD IMME- diately, & fine three story, basement and high stoop brown atone Houte in one of the best locations in Brooklyn. Apply to E. A. FRENCH, 108 South street. VALuAnLE PROPERTY FOR SALE—IN MIDDLE™ Florida, within three miles of railroad depot, for divt- sion at publictoutcry on the premises, near the town of Mads- fon, on the Istof December; two valuable Cotton Planta- tions, adjoining, with ail necessary bulidin, in, tc, Known asthe “Harrison Lands.” “Rustic” contains 1,98) acres, 100 cleared; “Mere $0 cleaved, Lunda of the’ list hammock wei. tim ickory, pine, &c. ; onpa ble of producing with proper cultivation, without commerciak fertilizers, from half to one bale of Sea [sland or short cottom er acre. At the same time fine cattle, m » to stock laces. Terma for lands one-thiri ; Dalance in one two years, secured by mortgage on the place. Sock, kt» ash. For further particulara address W. 8. MOCOY, Madi- t House, Florida, $1. 500. —FOR SALE, AT ALPINE 14 MILE FROM LOY. Closter tet 9 Bony and one acre of ground, with's good well of water, {halt aad® bade 4 A Or address WALTER COSINE, Gromklll, NJ. i ie ____ REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE, OR SALE OR EXCHANGF—-A THRER STORY ‘ Eure anes Hot in 127th r -eet, near Fifth avenus, valued at 1,000, for a F tho city. Apply 60 520. HIGGINS, No. 7 P ee ee 0 EXCHANGE—HOUSE, STABLE AND FINB GAR den at Jamaica, five minutes from depot, for Farm or Country Seat on the Hudwou. ©._C. WAYLAND & AYMAR, 163 Palton street, WANTED KANSAS AND MISSOURI LANDS IN EX- tor puigeais Brooklyn Property; not leas TANTED-—ORANGE COUNTY OR NEW JERSEY Farm in exchange for brooklyn city Lots. Address box 199 Herald ollice. RICK DWEL iG HO WANTED pare paid for fee simple, Address WALWORTH, 467 vara TNIMPROVED OR IMPROVED PROPERTY IN NORTH & ©O., 118 Wall street, Reapines roated st ‘ANTED—A HOUSE IN GOOD ORDER, MODERN improvements, between Fourteenth and’ Thirty-sixth strects and Fifth and Seventh avenues; price ¥12,000 te $15, Address L. R. M., Herald office WANTED. -ONE LARGE HOUSE ORTWO ORDINARY size, within the limits of Third and Ninth avenues and Tereltth and gbirtieta sireeta.” Send diagram, location and, terms to Bi Green Savings Bank, adway. eee ‘ _____ INSTRUCTION, Ee eS a NSEND'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 186 BOWERY, Private Instruction, day and evening, ih Bookkeepin Writing, Arhsmett mmar, French, German, Spanis! pI ecial advantages for boys learning English ‘adien" department, T 5 EACH BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITH- metic, Grammar, Spel nd evening. Private * instruction. Ladies’ di poe Prep paralary couse, Telo- graphy, Pnonography. THU MPSON'S COLL SGE, 20 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Institute, — T 82 5, WRITING; BOOKKEEPING, (ARITHMETICD Spellitg, German, French, Latin, Hobrew, $5. eac College 62 Bowery. From ex-Governor King Colonel Paine’s Pun Of imairuetion ta aystematic and expeditious DDRESSES WRITTEN TO ORDER.—A YOUNG LADY SIAN LADY DESIRES TO GIVE LESSONS IN and conversation; all lessons privat Apply at 11 Carroll piace, near atrevl, second tloor, WaAstep-a YOUNG LADY. PERFECTLY COMPE. tent to impart justruction in the French language. undersigned wishes to become perfectly “‘au fail” in Freaete and desires att Insiructresa who Ia willing to devote her entire time for six montha to that purpose, Shé will be required to rosido in # neighboring city. The beat references will be re quired, and compensation will be liberal. Address AMERI- YAN, box £80 Herald oie LOAN OFFICES. T 1 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP- stairs--Money Iberally advanced on Diamon Watches, Jewelry, fc; the same bought. Pawnbrol tickets bought. No. 7 T @§ NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. 8,THE HIGHEST? 2\ prices are paid for Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silver ware, &¢., or liberally advanced on consignments of above. A. HU. 1GMAN, Broker. T 3. A. JACKSON'S, NO. § AMITY STREET, NEAR B Liberal advances made on Diamonds, Watches, Jew Goods and Personal Property of every @ description, pat il bought ‘and gold. T HYMAN’S, 658 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND street. ‘Liveral advances made on Diamonds and Watches, Silverware, dc. or will pay the highest market price for'the same. T WOLF BROTHERS’, 659 BROADWAY, UP STAIRS, formerly of Brooklyn—Money liberally advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silka, more particularly an Pianos. Business strictly confidental. Bame bought and sold. T 94—876,000.—ANY AMOUNT TO BUY OR LOAN ON A jignionds, Emeralds, Kubies, Gold and Silver Plate, Bierohundiso, Carriuges, Robes, Xc., and for ses Exclusive arior for iadiea. Open day ani perenin ee bo. , 964 Brome i T 87 THIRTEENTA STREET, NEAR WALLACK’S i, theatre. — I pay the highest price for Diamonds, Watches 4 Jewelry, oF advance 08 the same. SAACS, Diamond Broker, 57 Thirteenth atreet, ROADWAY, CORNER OF FULTON STREET, KNOX'S Buliding.Liberal advances wade oa Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Furniture, Pianos, a Poil- ces, cw in larga or amail amounts, | Hou to4 MOREY LENE AND STORAGE TAKEN.--PIANOS, Furoiture, Iron Safes and all kinds of Merchandise, Private parlor for ladies, at 11 and 17 Abingdon square, real estate oflice, JACO! 19 low Snot in as aie sag 913 Diamonds, Wal 4c. Business contidential. BROADWAY, Apts DEY STREET.—NEW- MAN LEOFOLD, baving great facilities, advance sat MH amounts, on Diamonds, Watchty othe BROADWAY, - BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND ‘Twenty-first streets.—Money liberally advanced on Nohea, Jewelry, Camel Hair Shawis, Laces, M. "aM Odlice hours? 4 ] EAST TWENTY-NINTH STREET, BETWEEN 37 Le he and Third avenues.—To ‘et, a Suit of Rooms for light housekeeping, furnished or unfuroisted. In- quire at 51 Bleecker street. 30. EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET.—A COMFORT- i? hed Root ble furni m, suitable for housekeeping for entleman and wife or two ‘single gentlemen; gas, water 40 Bousckeeping tol FOURTH AVENUE, ONE DOOR FROM TWENTY- t.—Comfortable furnished Rooms for anda dosirable turnished front Room, Kalb ‘avenue, bi 10 LET—A DOCTOR'S OFFICE, AT 68 SOUTH WASH- hy ington aquare; will be vacated in two days. Inquire at @ office, TPO LET-STORE NO. 25836 ner Twenty-third street; per year; ‘No. Seventeenth street, Brooklyn, fourth floor, four rooms; rent 14 per month. Inquire at 80 Jane street. 10 LET—PART OF A STORE, A LADY HAVING more rogm than she requires, for the dressmaking, mil- rhe of any light business preferred. Inquire in the store, 0 LET—FACTORY AND DWELLING NO. 9 JANE street ; both in peo order, and a very desirable location. For particulars apply at 366 Broadway, in store. (0 LET—FIRST LOFT, STORE, 0 CHAMBERS STREET; Firat Floor and Basement, 40 Walker atreet, 251100. Ap: ply to J. BAYLEY, 181 Broadway. EJGHTH AVENUE, COR- 500 on firat floor. 1,239 BRoADWAl OPPOSITE GRAND HOTEL.—A de) large furnisiied Front Room and Bedroom, ad- ofaing or separately, tos gentleman and wiie, convenionce tor botsexeeping, oF to one-or two gentlemen? fire and yas; Snest location ta the eity. a COUNTRY HOUSES, FARMS, &C., TO RENT. FURNISHED HOUSE IN ELIZABETH TO LET. Splendid chance; 45 minutes from City Hall; furn ing complete for housekeepin, nt to break up; 10 roome; rent onfy BEU per for five days 8. E. H., room Il, street, New York, or C.@. LAVERTY, No.6 Morris avenue, Elizabeth. OR SALE—TEN LOTS, WITH LARGE BRICK BUILD- ings, desirable for manufacturing purposes, located on Imlay and Summit streets, Brooklyn, two blocks’ from Ham- fiton avenue terry , 250 teet from Atlantic basin. TRAVER & ESLER, 68 Liberty street, JFRSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE, For Sale. AS BARGAIN.—14,000, 60 PER CENT ON MORTGAGE, will purchase one of the most desirable Residenc yy City Ze 25x66 ontains all the mode: HANDSOME BRICK HOUSE—ON GROVE STREET, Jersey, City en rooms, range, bath, marble mantels Vasin, Ae., Obly 85,600.” DICKINSON & CARTER, 6 Wall street, basement. BARGAIN.—FOUR, LOTS, 25X100 EACH, WELL |, near depot in North Bergen; price $145 each, duebalf cane OHARLES W. WARD, 19 Cedar atroct. ' RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION OR INVEST- ment.—260 Building Lots, near Jersey City or Hoboken ferry; price $170 each. CHARLES W. WARD, 79 Cedar street, GENTLEMAN'S FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE AT Yonkers to rent for two or three years. Apply to WALTER UNDERHILL, Main strect, Yonkers. '0 LET OR LEASE—ON EIGHTH AVENUE, BE- tween Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets, @ large Store and Dwelling, suitable for any business, R. H. HINE, 657 Sixth « avenue, 0 LET OR LEASE-THE FIRST FLOOR AND BASE- ment of tho elegant marble building #12 Broadway, 97.10x175 ft, with entrance on alley way. in tho rear. sion Junu 1, 1870. For termi sod ala er apply to to E. Hw. Lup! we & CO., No. 3 Pine stres 10. RENT OR LEASE—TWO FACTORIES IN BROOK- lyn, with steam power and elevator, adjoining oach other; one is Restor story and basement, 40x80 feet, tho other four story and cellar, 351100 feet, Apply to BUCHANAN LYALL, ia Water eet. - Farnished. FIFTH AVENUE FURNISHED BROWN sTO AL fioune to lease 32 room, with immediate possession '90 ott di rel aiso other desirable Dwet ERD & OGDEN, Union square. NEWLY AND BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE A Sncreenwich avente, containing 18 rooms, in. perfect order. This is real nice, and will be let very low to a de- sirable family. NOBT. J. RICHARDS, 993 Broadway. THREE STORY HOUSE TO LET_DESIRABLY LO- cated, handsomely farnishéd, everything necessary for jousekeeping, with or without Board fortwo. Address W. A., owner, box 213 Herald office. FOUR @TORY AND BASEMENT VERY 6MALIL House, in fashionable quarter np town, between Broad- way and Fifth avenue, nicely furnished, with immediate pos- Family’ ‘Boarding Rouse. keepers oF agente need Hot apply. ouse ‘keepe: ply. saree box 88 Herald office. \LEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—CON- with modern improvements; convent ent for housekeeping; bathrooms, furnaces, range, &c., with stable; three acres and; situation, Paterson; 16 miles from New York; nineteen trains per day. Address U., box 229 URNISuED HOUSE TO LET—FOUR STORIES, fi somoly thoroughly bik any Rin nine,» street, near Madison avenue. iB Aas Suse near Rrvatiay. T\URNISHED F HOUSE 7 tte AT Legit! ORANGE, at a great bargain; four minw rom H tage, mine'rooms, unfurnished, rent 8600, Taquire at Land Exchange, No. 6 Bowling Green. —AT $40 PER a Farm of 18 acres and 10 acres in fresh mi Aled ta with brick, 1 rooms; a well of the be and fences tn good order; 18 minutes’ uinp that xupplies Brooklyn with water, ‘Algo: thr Rr ‘ame House, 01 e corner of East New York avenay Hanterfly road; 3 anacreof ground; auit fi manufacturing purpose or for a side road hotel 2,290 Fulton, opposite Reed avenue, Brooklyn. 8. ©. C, HARRIS. 1, RENT—AT YONKERS, ON THE HUDSON, A FUR- nished Cottage containify eight rooms,gas, bath,&ec. ;with- in two minutes of cars'andfsteamboate; painted and newly furnished throughout last immer by the owner for hisown f #40 PER MONTH, FOR FIVE YEARS, do gceupancy: carpets, furniture, mirrors, pletures, bookcase, heating apparatus ‘and cooking ute lete; will be rented toa small private ‘without ‘hl dren, for aix months or « longer period rent + $00 per month, Principals of Poet ven’ with references, please address box 1, New York Post oft ees THE LECTURE SEASON. TENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND ‘TRADES. EN OF THE CITY OF The third lecture of the course will be delivered on on Thurs. day evening, December 3 160y, at Steinway, Hall: 10g GEORGE VANDENHOFF “AS YOU ‘uKeane Dhaby OF TH £.” “DAVID COPPERFIELD.” Doors open at 734 o'clock. Commence at psa Chairman Lecture Committee, CH. Gno67, Secretary Leeturo Committee, MPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON Interesting, invaluable and ecientite subjecla, showing how to live and what we live for, are delivered daily at the New York Museum of Anatomy gThose unable to attend can Teceive a copy by forwarding the Secretary, Broadway. FINE ARTS. HE FINE ARTS. “THE RETURN," a beautttal aan by the celebrated Moyer Von Bremed, just received from the artist and for sale by . P. BEAUMONT, No.7 Bond street, (reKco CLOCK8—UUR PATENT AND. MANUFAQ- ture; American Watch Fear! and Gold Jewelry, whol FIELD & CO'S, Jewellars, Sixth avenue, corner Fourieenth street, wiht avenue, corner Twenty-sixth street. @ PT—A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT handsomely furnished; a portion of the rent Wide taken, to Bourd if agreeable, “Apply to J. W. DEN- & CO, 266 Wi ent Twenty-third sireet, oF 228 West For- Hoth street, Heventh and Eighth avenues. 10 beg iL) FURNISHED, ON FIFTA “AVENUE—MUR- ray Hi Winter, a frat class, and, handsomely furnfahed Daasment House mn ft if rie he rented to « small ity te faraily only. Apply to B. Hi. W & CO., No.8 FORTY.NINTH De hgh TO LET-SOUTH SIDE street, about 60 feet west of Sixth avenue; contains 1b Foome: reul w1,000 per annum. Apply to WM. HUGHES, No, roadway, DECAYED TEETH AND STUMPS RE- atic-by filling or building up to ape and color without pain. 25,000 testimoniala, eke fabtWOND. a se ‘arranted. origin Filling DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY—AT THE LOW- market price. Apply at my coke offices, Twenty- Sina street aud Broadway, or Twenty-frat street and avenue 8. F. SHERWOOD. YOKE, #4 50 PER CHALDRON.—DELIVERED IMME- A _- by ORAPSER & BURNS, 462 Weat Eighteonta FLA Npsomg, Brows STONE HOUSE IN DUNCOMB street, Harlem, to let che rent $900, In ite of RANDELL & PORTE Ry corner “OF iobus sirect ‘Third avenue, or 686 Broadway CG! ARS ts AND 1 TOBACCO. ee A TRIAL—L, WALTERS PATENT OBOKEN MEADOW LOTS Age, EXCHANGE FOR First or Second pet 8 ‘$600 to $16,000, by the owner, Address box 156 Herald office. To Let or Lense. 10 LET—IN HOBOKEN, N. J.. HOUSE, FURNISHED or unfurnished, as may be desired, will rent cheap to a ime onsible party, until Ist of May next. Apply at 195 Bio field street, Hoboken, N. Jn between 10 o'ciovk A. M. on REAL &STATE FOR SALE. LL WANTING FARMS, GOOD SOIL, MILD CLIMATE ‘and healthy, thirty-four miles south ot Philadelphia; pri per acre. The place is growing more rapidly than most any other place in the United States, Thousands are settling. Address CHARLES K. LANDIS, Vineland, N. J. RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT,—THE FINE AA. estate Mantua, 1,000 acres, handsomely furnished; also Pine Land Cotta; acres, five Dwellings, near Peters. Hear rail, choice fruit, marl abundant.’ Specimen of marl, maps and description at 264 Washington street, X.Y. Address OWNER, Petersburg, Vi At NEW ROCHELLE.—FOR SALE, TWO COTTAGES; one eight rooms, lot 1.0 by 160; one fifteen room, lot 900 by 400, Apply to NN] llder, New Rochelle, N “ORANGE COUNTY } Fr ST OL sTocK AND Dairy 200 acre Farm for ie Lowi it grass land; two good pan ot Sy aa beautifull uated on Wallkill rivel nStRY SON. & SON, 11 Pine street, T NEW BRUNAWICK.—SPLENDID FARMS, WITH Stock, 1010 180 acres, with fine buildings, for sale or ‘@xchange: 67 acres at Plaiideld, good buildings, atock, crops, & fio. RGEANT, 41’ Wall street, A FARM, NEAR ELIZABETH CITY, CONTAINING 88 acres, one inte i ee ad in vicinity of grand im- rovements 1 . el ly nes WIN DICKINSON & CARTER, 66 Wail street, OTTON PLANTATION FOR SALEONE OF THE deat Cotton Plantations in South Western Georgia, about with owelling, ginhouse and freed- f will be exchanged for a good Possession {mmediate, For N THOMAS, Osan FARN, 50 A RES, WITH GooD BUILDINGS ‘and fruit. in Bigh state of cuitivation; lenty the farm; in E. M. MASON, No. 1 Contre st. ARM FOR SALE CHEAP. 100 ACRES, IN MONMOUTH county, N. J., easy access to New ork; elegant, build. fruit In great abundance; watered by a Ii itream 5 sold a great bargain, Owner, 293 Pearl street, second we Jersey. ARMING AND MINERAL LANDS IN VIRGINIA AND West Virginia for enie at 68 Broadway, by the New York Bouthern Land Company. FEMEstEAD PLAINS. SEVERAL SPLENDID FARMS, between the Long Island and Southalde Railroad and jumt this aide of Stewart's; great improvements; for sale very cheap. Apply at room No. 9, #econd floor, 38 Pine st. fANAWHA COAL LANDS ON AND NEAR THR Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, in Went Virginia, for ‘ante at prices ranging from $5 to er acre, by the New Bot dC Company, 68 Broadway. IN8, GOOD ‘BILLIARDS. _ REE FIRST PREMIUM MEDALS AWARDED US for our improved CATGUT CUSHION, at the American Institute Fair, New York; Mechani stitute Fair, San Franciaco, and the International Ind Exhibition, Buifalo. Billiard Tables of all e1zes for tl days al greatiy reduced pric KAVANAGH & DECKER, corner of Canal and Contre streets. Tro “THREE-QUARYER SIZE BILLIARD TABLES for sale cheap or to réms; nearly new. Call at Twenty-third street. MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM s SUIT, COVERED brocatel, cost $450, for #115; one do., $70; Etageres, Bookcase, Paintings, Pianofor'e, Mirrors, Carpets, Dedatendes Bureaus, Diniay arifice, Pro familly leaving city. 67 West Pireenth sireet, near Sixt AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNITURE MANUFACTORY, 68 and 68 Bleecker atrest, one and a haif biock east’ of Broadway, a large variety ‘of magnificent Parlor Sulis, cov- ered with brocatel reps and hair cloth, and all kinds of other custom made Furniture cheap for cash, Ali goods warranted, Cail before purchasing elsewhere. rh ARPETS, FURNITURE AND BEDDING.--HOUSE- eperé mupplied, with the above on easy terms, | Pay: weekly or monthly. KELL , corner Twenty- treet und Sixth avenue. No copestion with any other DPGnarr & COCHRANE, FURNITURE MANUFAG- turers, 430 and 438 Canal’ street, extending through to Nos. 8 and 10 Vestry street. Parlor, Dining Room and Chamber Furniture b Mattresses, Spring Be: 0 lor Sets, 7 pieces, covered in wool reps, $80; waluut Chamber Sets, 11 pieces, and marble tops, $8. FPURNITORE (AT A. Sac! RIFIOE-TO CLOSE THR business. Great bargains in new and second hand Fur niture at the Wwarervoma id Asior place, near Broadway. URNITURE.—-PICKARD SOFA BEDSTEAD, BLACK walnut, green reps, nearly new; price $75, cost 125. 145 East Fifteenth stroet, near Third avenue. URNITURE, MIRRORS, PIANOS, &C,, BOUGHT IN amall or large quantities. Call on or address FURNI- ated 8 Kast Thirty fifth street. MA RBLE MANTELS. A. EARGE STOCK MARBLE, MANTELS | AT. COST. Mantels now finisued sold at cost price until January 1. ATHAN & ( 329 West Eightoenth street, between Eighth and Ninth ave ahi }NAMELLED SLATE. MANTEL: ized and decorated. Slate work o} _PENRHYN ARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS “RICH AND EL ant designs, from 8, $12, $15 up BIEWART £CO., W6 Siath avenue’ between Thirty nifty and ‘Vhurty-ainto _PLAIN, MARBLE y description. t Eightegnth at. ELLIZED MANTELS, MONU- oat, stock of the Inteat t designs om p at a few hours’ no abd 196 East loth at, Monumenss, of removing 10 his new Cactory next CLOTHING. AT EDWARD MILLER'S WELL KNOWN FS- ment, 160 Seveuth avenne, near Nineteon ‘aluo'in cash will be paid for cass off Clothing, or addressing. ‘1 TRE ORDERS: REC A], ~tasvo Wearing Apparel, Carpets, as. which. taust be filled immediately. Ladiss and gents, we promine to pay the highest price by Calling on ot adresalng Mr. oF Mrs. i MINTZ, 184 Seventh avenue, two doors belaw Twenty drst street. 29 TW Waverley place— arpeia by call N SQUARE, CORNI are and genta will ba astonished for cast off © lotbing, Car INT2 para 3 from 810 to 840 for Allk dresses: 8 to i820 for coats; pants, #2 to #8. Acall or a aole will puncwually Aiicrided wo by Me, o Mra. Minta, (AT AS, SEVENTH AVENUE —RADIES AND Gh: eT a gaa peste ey, pee ge F; cant Joore foe thetr Case rr re AI ‘ NHALT. rPetidlan attended wo hy Mra. Anhalt bi ice » NEAR TWENTY THIRD LEON paya st price for lavties’ and gene ig! rine RAppere Carpets, Furniture, dc, Ladice RC AT NO. 207 THIRD AVE AU ie Td WMO a ree 206 Schermerhorn atrect, Brooklyn? _ 15 () ACRES—A GOOD FARM, 34 MILES FROM vie York; rood busldings, fruit, 4c. ; terms easy ne Orange county Karma f fing Store, Stucky hd iD, Md Chambers A’ 833 BRGADWA’ ty aes pays the bi for Ladies’ aad © a lahat pre THISTRENTH STRE! rity ‘goer arpa, Furatture, de. Uadiee