The New York Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1870, Page 8

FINANGLL AND COMMERCIAL. WALL STRERT, } SaroRpay, Sept. 10—6 P, M. The week closed on almost stagnant markets, “Phe changes in prices were light and unimportant, ‘The dealings after tho morning board were purely nominal. The street market separated soon after ‘the closing of tle Long Room. THE COTTON CROP OF 1869-70. The oficial figures of the cotton crop for the year ending september 1, 1970, as compiled by the Chronicle, are very Interesting. ‘The wtal crop reaches 3,154,946 bales, while the exports have been 2,178,917 bales, and the hume consumption 907,369 bales, leaving a stock on hand atthe close of the year of 59,747 bales. The stock of co(ton at the inte- rior towns, not included in the receipts, was 14,629 pates, against 718 bales last season. Tue total re- celpts at the Atlantic and Gulf-shipping ports this year have been 2,811,121 bales, against 2,100,428 bales tas} year. If we add the shipments from Tennessee and elsewhere direct to manufacturers we have the following as the crop statement for the two years: Fear Ending Sept.1—~ 1863-69, 1863-70, Bales. Bales. Receipts at the shipping ports 2,100,428 2,911,121 Shipments from tenucssee, &c., direct manulacturers inate 611 163,825 Total..........-- cane, 3560009 9,004,985 Manutactured Souih, noc i Cluded in aboVe.,.....066- 80,000, 90,000 . ‘Total... ++ 2,439,039 8,154,046 ‘The Northern mills consumed during the year 806,860 bales. The exports during the year were 2,178,917 bales, agatnst 1,448,020 bales in 1863-69, ‘The total crop each year since 1822 was:— Years. Bales, Years, Bales. 1869-70. 1808-69, bros, 508 2, 614 600,158 496,000 irra 2. 2,100,557 1822-23, 4,503 THE BANK STATEMENT. ‘The weekly statement of the associated banks is ‘without important features, the decrease in surplus reserve being only about $200,000, Although the Danks reported hitie or no movement of currency to the interior this week the legal tenders have fallen off over a million anda half of dollars, which fact gave rise to a rumor to-day of an artificial move- ment to make money stringent for cffect upon the stock market. On the other hand, despite the specie shipments of the week and the faci that tne Trea- eury received over four miilions for customs durag the week and disbursed only haif @ million in payment of the September interest on the ten-for- Wes, Lhe banks bave gained nearly bal/ a million spe- cle, The statement compares with its predecessor as follows :— Sept. 3. | Sept. 10. changes, Loan: + $271,914,145 $271 31 Dec. $117,414 Bpecie. 18,256,629 "18,718,319 Ine, "432,008 Girewiation. 82,736,625 82,807,108 Ino. _ 160,543 Deposits... 200,691,563 196,852,430 Dec. 8,580,123 Legaltend’s 49,789,772 48,071,195 Dec. 1,159,577 GOLD 113% a 1143. ‘There was a listless market in the Gold Room and the premium fluctuated only three-eighths per cent, the tendency of speculation being rather against a higher quotation owing to the advance of 6-20's to 8934 in London—tne highest of the reaction since the war begun—and to the marked decrease 1 the imports of the week. ‘he borrowing demand for cash gold was rather activo in tue forenoon, but toward Clearlag House time holders patd ds high as four per cent to have their balances carried, The course of the price to-day is shown in the table:— 113% + iid In the gold loan market the rates were flat, 1-64, 8 and 4 per cent for borrow: a1, 2, 8 and 4 per cent for carrying. The operations of the Gold Ex- change Bank were ag follows: Gold cleared Gold balances. Currency balances... GOVERNUMBNTS QULE The government market was steady and dull, closing firm on the report of a decided zmprovement 4n London to-day. The flual street quotations were as follows:—United States currency sixes, 111% a #1114; do., 1881, registered, 114 a 1144; do. do., coupon, 114 @ 11434; do. five-twentles, registered, May and November, 11144 a 11134; do. do,, 1862, cou- pon, do., 112% a 11234; do. do., 1864, de. do., 111% 811144; do. do., 1865, do. do., 111% @ 111%; do. do, registered, January and July, 119% a 110%; do, do., 1865, coupon, do., 110% a 11034; do. do., 1867, do. o., 11034 a 11034; do. do., 1868, do. ‘40., 11034 @ 1103¢; do. ten-forties, registered, 106; do. do., ceupon, 40635. . STOCKS STEADY AND DULL. ‘The stock market was excessively dull and with- out feature. Its Inactivity led to a dectine of about & quarter per cent, and prices at the close were about the lowest of the day. The changes were not ‘wide enough to require our usual comparison of the extreme fluctuations. ‘the following were the clos- mg prices at the Inst session of the Siock Bx- change:—Canton Company, 6234 a 64; Consolida- ‘ion Coal, 28 bid; Cumberland Iron, 35; Western Dnlon, 3434 @ $494; Quicksliver, 474 bid; Mariposa, 534 8646; do, preferred, 934 a 1034; Adams Express, 663{ & 66%; Welis-Fargo Express (reduced), 87 bid; do. scrip, 2% a 8; American Express, 40% @ 41; United States Express, 401; 0 40%; Pacific Mail, 41% 9 41%; New York Central consolidated, 961, 96%; do. scrip, ¥2 a 9244; Erle, 22% 2.23%; Harlem, 183 @ 135; Reading, 96% a 96%; Michigan Central, 11834 bid; Lake Shore, 92% a 9234; Tilinois Central, 1354 a 13834; Cleveland and Pitts- burg, 1063 a 106%; Chicago and Northwestern, 8234 a 88; do. preferred, 8874 a 88% ; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, 79 bid; New Jersey Central, 104 a 104%; Rock Island, 113 o 118%; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 61% a 62; do. pre- ferred, 79% @ 80; Toledo, Wabash and Western, 51% 95234; Fort Wayne, 0434 a 945%; Chicago and Alton, ‘1124, @ 112%; do. preferred, 118 bid; Ohio amd Mia- slssippl, 345; a 3434; St, Louis and Iron Mountain, 42 bid; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 101 910134; Morris and Essex, 68 a 89; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 343%; Hannibal and 8t. Joseph, 113 a 113%; 4o. preferred, 11434; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 17 0 17%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES INACTIVE. The Southern State bonas were stcady, but tn- active. South Caroliuas were firmer. The follow- ing were the closing street prices:—Tennessee, ex @oupon, 628 6234; do., uew, 60 0 6014; Virginia, ex coupon, 66 a 67; do., new, 66a 68; do. registered stock, Old, 533; a 53); Georgia sixes, 83a 85; do. sevens, 91 @ 92; do. sevens, old, 90 a 92; North Carolina, cx coupon, 61a 61%; do. funding, 1806, 37 89; do. do., 1808, 23 a 25; do. new, 28% a 29; do., special tax, 2394 a 24; Bilssourl sixes, 90 a 90%; do., Hannibal and St. Joseph, 90.90%; Lontsi- ana sixes, 72 473; do., iew, 67 a 70; do. levee sixes, 73 a74; do. do. eights, 87a 88; do. penitentiary sevens, 75 a 80; do, railroad eights, 88 a 85; Alabama fives, 40a 72; do, eights, 100)4 0101; do. rail- Toad eights, 95a 100; South Carolina sixes, 800 85; do., new, January and July, 634 70; do. de, April and October, 70 a 75; do., registered stock, old, 70 75; Arkansas sevens, 70 a 74; Mobile Onto Railroaa sterling, 78 @ 80; do., interest eights, 70 a 73; Missis- sippi Ventrai Railroad, first mortgage sevens, 75 a 80; do., second do,, eights, 6670; New Orieans and Jackson first, 82 @ 83; do. second, 70 a 73; Memphis and Charleston Railroad first, 82.a 85; do. second, 72475; do. stock, 36 @ 38; Greenvilte and Columbus Baiiroad, guaranteed by Souta Carolina, 56 a 60; Ma- con ana Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia, 73 a 75; Memphis city mixes, 66857; Savannah city sevens, 4 2%; New Orleans consols, old, 72875; do, lasue raiiroad sixes, 60 a 70; d0., REW SEVENS, 73874, -, MONEY EASY. > ‘The money market was avundanily supplied so far me tiie Soauaaplig of tye brokers Werg ongeiued, 1ke eA i am Sept. &—Steamer Missouri, Hlavana-—Spati- rate on call ranged from five to six per cent on SAD DROWNING CASUALTY. stocks and from four to five per cent on govern- | oy pragy afternoon, as | as the propelior Isaac M. ments, Discounts were unchanged. Foreign exchange was dull after the steamers and THE CITY BANK SHARES, North was proceeding down the river near West Point, @ boy six years of age, son of Douglass Fow- ter, engineer of the boat, was atrack by the door of oie it house (blown open by 4 flaw of wind), The following were the bids to-day for city bank Erodes Into the river and drowued. Tne body was shares:—New York, 188; Manhattan, 140; Merchants’ 118; Mechanics’, 183; America, 145; City, 210; Phe- nix, 109; Tradesmen’s, 161; Mechanics and Traders’, 180; Merchants’ Exchange, 101}¢; Seventh Ward, 110; Broadway, 250; Mercantile, 125; American Ex- change, 115; Chatham, 167; Irving, 120; People’s, 140; East River, 115; Market, 120; Nassau, 108; Corn not seen after 1 fell imto she river, aud has not yet been recovered. \ MAGniFIcENT DOUBLE Hoge 2 hy monges g PAR- early new, 1 will be 0, single ‘ult, 8) . parhen ens Bae black salon ie staipet ficent Planofor A pis aunaiceth Hinnstou owt 8 for ® ce for 4 . 2 Bast ig hieck weal Exchange, 120; Continental, 95; Importers and Tra- Siac University place ahd Firth avenue, ders’, 153; Park, 160; Central National, 105; Fourth FIRST CLASS OUTEIE IN FURNITURE OF TH National, 1053s; Ninth National, 110; Tenth Na-| A. jitestatyie can be bought In my warenonma, Noo a tional, 125; Oriental, 165; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 100, THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES. Bloveker stneet, corner of Sullivan stroet; slag thy Varlor steads ne ©, PICK! AT CLARK: y HOUSE. FURNISHING WAREROOMS, U7 Droaaway, Goe Parlor and Chamber Furnilure, The following were the bids for tne railway mort- | Mirrorr, Curtains, Carpet, Ol Ol Cloths, Bedding, éc., for cash gage bonds:- New York Cen 6" Tol &W2d m.. m, al Chic extentiede rie 7s, 4th 1, Erie 7m bth m, "83, 7 Gal & Chic 21 m.. Chk ett dR Harlera tatoo. Alb & Sus Int"in, Alb 4 Bus td m, Chic,Bur & ‘Mio Mich a Cont 2 9536 Unio ETy 1Cen 18 Ale Chr € Alt wt 0 AltaT Chi & Alt toe Alte? Chi & Alt income. Chie & Ohio & Misa ois Consol Ohio & Miss Han & Mi £8tP 06 Han & Mil & St P Lac & Mild St P Del, Lac & ii & St P.T Delt Lag & West 21'm: ath & stp C,C & Ing, Ist B, Boston, H'& Erle SPECIE MOVEMENT. The exports of specie from this port durlug the past week have been as follows:— Reps. 6—Steamer City of Cork, Liverpool— merican gold. $30,000 Sept, 7—Steamer Java, Liverpool—Ameri- can gold.... + 800,000 ish gold........ igs $—Steamer Caiabria, Laverp Pa, ‘yota! for the week Previously reported. Total since Janaary 1, 1870 .« Same time 1869. Same time 1363. came time 136; Same ume 1566, Same time 1865... . THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK, ‘The imports, other than dry goods and specie, ot the port of New York for the week ending Septem- ber 9, 1870, were $3,615,407. The following shows the imports of foreign dry goods at New York during the past wee and since the beginning of tne year:— Por the werk. 1868. 1869, 1870, Entered at port. we 867,313 $3,105,307 $2,201,860 ‘Thrown on market.. 2,304, 2 5 2,500,515 2,620,575 Since Jan. 1, 63,729,399 + 21,119,168 Entered at port... .. $59,772,200 $73,301,050 $74,303,755 Thrown on market. 61,296,630 70,344,146 75,545,710 ‘The total imports,at this port for the past week amount to $5,817,267, against $5,997,873 for the cor- responding week of last year, THE SUB-TREASURY REPORT. ‘The following shows the results of to-day’s bust- ness at the Sub-Treasury in this city:— Gold baian: Currency receipts. Currency payments, Currency balance. Customs. Three mw sand eight lundred and twenty-nine doligrs ¢ ce.ied gold certificates were sent to Washington. SALES AT THE KEW _YoR« YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Saturday, Sep Sept. 10—10:15 A. 0%. $500 OS 5.20.0, % © 1194¢ 200 sha Pao Mt SS a1 160 US 6-20, 'c, 764.2. M14g “12 Del & Hudson Go, 133, 500 U ot "65, D:. Wiig 25 Am Mer Un & 160 US 6's, 1040. 0... 104 800 N ¥ Cen & 1 Rb 20000 US 5-20, ¢, bi 10000 N ¥ C4 H RR ets 2600 NOx $1000" do, b 000 N C 2 10000 $ ¢ 6'5,n, Janis 7 1000 Miswour 1 200 Readi 2000 Louisiane Oy Ke fiOLsa M's KB. 140 £00 Cleve ® itis; 100 Mi & StP RRobIO ay 1000 Atl & Bt P Pref.a60 80 100 Ohio & Miss 2 ?, ie ag « fia 1000 Gal & Chic Ist. 10000 Gen Pacifio ¢ Tomo PiusFenecnie si 955 100 4g 0000 Chie’s Alt ine bis G4" 1 Del,Lack W.-os WL 1000 a a PT = Wig “be lis Se 94 S105 “WNY & Ni , "63. 000 US ba, Mi, cot 5u00 US 5-20, 1, °65.. One o’Clock P. 100 shs LS & MS RR. 400 Oni & 3° W pra. 200 200 Pitts, 100 NJ Central 100 shs US Geet : 100 amer UF be 20 Reading RE 20000 aH} ovo a WLS &MSRR 1b di 600 STREET QUOTATIONS. Half-past Five lage PM, Northw MARINE TRANSFERS, The following is a complete list of transfers of enrolled vessels from the Custom House from Sep- tember 2 to September 10, inclusive :—. -|Share.| Price. “Date. | Clase. Wame. ve| Tuthll..-.0..+-+| NOt % | $1,050 Eva. ail, 6,500 5 | 115 | _ 025 107.911 al. | 1,100 A STRANGE SUICIDE. The Foreman in am Manufactory Hangs Himeelf. For some time past Mr. Henry M. Breeze has been employed as foreman in the trunk manufactory of Messrs. Crouch & Fitzgerald, Nos. 352 and 354 West cumstances and much respected by all who knew | him, and seemed to have no serous trouble of any , kind. This being the case great consterna- tion was created among the workmen yes- terday morning from the fact that M Breeze had committed suicide by hanging himself with a small rope which he had attached 10 @ hook on the holst wneel on the top floor. The body was instantly cut down, but was cold and stilt, indicating that life had been extinct for some time. The family of deceased, which had been absent in the country, only returned a day or two since. The causes which prompted Mr. Breeze to take his own life may be developed before Coroner Schirmer, who was notified to hold an inquest on the body. Mr. Breeze was thirty-seven years of age and a native of New York. BURGLARIES AT NEWBURG. Aten early hour on Friday morning the country residence of Dr. T. B. Shelton, of New York city, at Newburg, was entered by burglars and robbed of silver plate valued at $300. The robbers rejected some plated articles, taking only those of soiid silver, They were heard by members of the family, and a couple of re\.\vers were aimed in So bm f would emerge from the build. , but they made their exit from a win- dow on the op} ite side of the house, and got same hour oo Tesidence of Mr. George M. Bennet, on Gidn ee, Fpecnibhny oie agen set thn Bupert jon four hundred and fifty-nine thou- j or upon Jiveral tefms of Riot BROCATEL PARLOR sUmT, 14 PIECES, COST 100, Iso. Kep Suits, its in Fosewbod aad walaut for Bid nad detplate teecald Por nitnre of private fxraily in lots to suit purchasers. Cail at private residence, 143 West Twenty-eeventh street, near Sixth avenue. JAKPEIS, FURNITURE, OILCLOTH AND BEDDING nisokeepers Supplied at O'FAR- Etguih jens jute O'Farrell & Greene. Vay- ment taken weekly or moutlily. a POBN0ge—-FuanituRe. CARPETS AND AND OILCLOTHS, DEGRAAP & 1 AF & TAYLOR, 87 ANQ @ bd #9 Lowney, sais have the largest and best assorted stock in the city of Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furnitare, which they will retail at wholess'e prices for the next thirty days, G\URNITURE, CARPETS AND BEDDING. Housekeepers snvpited with the above a eway terms Payments weekly oF 3 month's. co. KEDLY & CORNER KWENTY-FIFTH ST. ‘AND SIXTH'AY. Reread WANTED—TO FURNISH HOUSE COM- ite, in exchange for country unimproved Keal Estate _ nil er om New York, Address FURNITURE, box 208 eraid olive, POURNITURE | CHEAP.—THE | FOLLOWING | TAs been in use Wy two inonths:—Oue walnut and gilt broc- atel Set, one wainWt and gilt large Mantel Glass, Centre Ta- bios, Vavers, Corulees, eo. Apply for three days to 1. i. KELLOGG, 170 Broadway. QOFA BEI Ds_NEW: ND BEST STYLE OUT, Dining elegance, ecrmior: aud moderate price, San pay by monthly instalueuts, 207 Fousteeuth street, four doors eustor Third avenue, wrety OR MONTHLY f PAYMENTS. Carpets, Furniture, Bedding, Prices lower than any house Methe olty, CUNNINGHAM, 886 Third avouue, Heak Tweuty eighth sttect, A RIIVICIAL TERTH INSERTED PERMANENTLY, Walon’ plates, clasps or any extractions; teeth bait upon stumps to oiginal shape’ and color. with ore- plastic. Di. SIGISMUND, 42 Union square. \OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION.—ORIGINATORS OF J the ani ic use of nitrous oxide gas, renders teesh drawing a phasure, aud certalply destroys all pain. Ollice 19 Cooper Institute, _ CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, ‘BLE DWELLINGS FOR SALE VERY sg eda foilags Dwetiog > : i BEE BE Bzze ry brown stone. size cltzant brown stone. a high r brown stone, ae tal caine ee See Sande. to ee on peda ana ortgage on proved erly. ” Rs K STEVENSON t SON lh Pine len 'Y HIGH STOOP BROWN. Eat Teiilet pith g Second and Thug avo. jendid carpets, mirrors, &c.; $17,500 UNKIN, 159 East Thirtieth street, * au 1 BROADWAY—BY STANLEY DAY—EAST foe optete Concription, location and. iat Both N. B.— $100,000 “FOUR, TORY BROWN STONE HO! on Lexington avenue very low: hood first class. 5. SMITH, owner, Frankfort House, coruer Frankfort aud Willlam strests, SMALL NEW_ ForR aes: 15 =o street, for: STORY BROWN hist wale. Call at Af Penne? 3 Rin ip igrnitth a on Prcvid nan &ec., at sat 4 pevess i roe ht ogres HIGH STOOP, BROWN Sree ith extension, near wit or ‘without Tarai vet Ba ite for sale vs and Murray We, SUPERIOR HOUSE, sale exceedingly HIGH STOOP, hong ‘bth and forma ; for Ww. were "SEYMOUR, 1 a Br Broudw T BARGAINS_SPLENDID THREE STORY BROWN wogp House, Kast Siaty-second street, vory Thirtiet only 15,809, n WALDRON, e ‘at R SALE—A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE, finished in splendid style, No. 777 Lexington avenue. x ote rein oe jOHN O. HIGGINS, No. 7 Pine OR SALE—THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN fone Howse, on Becond avenue, near 12d sreet, Har ‘ine BEES CHAM & CO. €2 Cedar street. OR SALECHEAY, FOR, Cast ONLY, A HEAVY avenus, near Con ‘Addrosa M., Herald oflice. SALE—THE HANDSOME FOUR STORY AND basement brown stone Dwelling 246 Fatt Slaucth treet and Third avenues; ts elerantly fin ven fi. rd with all n jodern, i ements, Xe foot of East Thirty-fourth steeet, “ap ‘brown stone front Hou: tral Park; diuensions 20x54: OR SALE—TWO NEW FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE Houres on Lexington avenue; ene, on southenst jghth street and the other in sihe bent manner and will be sold very cheap applied for {mi fe rigs for immediately. Apply on premises from 8 middle of ‘the block; R. CRANE’: wtores ci SOPLASTIC AND PLATINA RE- broken and sensitive teeth to their orl- inal sdaye, color and soundness, without pain; 1B, moniais, Rooms, to West Forty-second con BETH EXTRACTED WITHOU Jeation ; was admimatered; beau sitat "Teeth, sts sets Gil Plumpers for thin {acess Gold Sets purchased. J. JAY VILLERS, 155 Grand street, near Broadway. _ 90. TEETA EXTRACTED WITHOUT THE LEAST 1 pain with Laughing Ges. Beautiful sets of contin. hous Gum Teeth on Rubber, 10, at Dr. BODINE'S, 190 Grand street DANCING ACADEMIES. a (Acapenty or DANCING. AND CALISTHENICS, ric 7:3 Sixth ayent Mr. TRENOR 3 ssea Reopen September 13, T GREATLY REDUCED RATES, A aitens the whole season for %: (can ve used at any dine, $12. dl the wiioie weason for $12. Beginners Twenty ies Former pup Afternoons Classe 8 aud Masters, 8 and ¥ridays, frou 40 6 P. M. Gentlemen's Evening Classe “uesdays, Wednesdays, ! nd Saturdays, at 8 P. M, A. ~DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING WILL + cominence October 1, at 212 Fifth avenue, corner Twenty-sisth street, and ab G81 Fifth avenue, Send for cireular ‘Tues da; C 3. 6 hurteenth street, Tues- aad Thestny and Saturday atter- port Hall, 151 Enst Fitty-fourth street, ia and Wednesday and Sutir” voort Hail next Monday (to- son8 given at any hour day OF Heaidenco, 287 East Tent st ACADEMY, CORNER OF 3, Brook ym, opehs for Peginners . Classes at 4und Send for a ate . ali tor elrewial WING ACADEMIES, 831 BROOME ST caty-third street, WILL, OCEN FoI THE SEASON, 831 BROOME ST RE! TUESDAY, September 27, 1s70, for adults; ober ', for children, 2ROOKE s' D. and 133 1URDA All the, fashi 1» one course of lessons. Ladies! primar iructed by Mra, Brookes. Private lessons at separate hours, West twent for private instruction, vethird sf articular attention to the rapid advancement of pupils, DP Sanwo's Da ACADEMY, @2 FIFTH AVE z street. will re-open on BER 27, AT 8 P. ML eg will resume on MOBER 1 OR SALE-ON SOUTH STREET, do street; algo, the Waste sirable, will be sold reanonable, and ieranee oer a able opportunity for » permaent invest information apply at ur ollice, NEAR WALL, A4 nt by 70 feet deep, with privieze on Wharfage oF Water WARD & ‘OGDEN: jrosaway, corner Seventeenth ih strest, OITy REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. West Sido. LR. FoR ame Of EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED rae ae eae Firth svenue, corner Pit CaaS ea CORNER RESIDENCE ON FIFTH M1 Stedue above Yoru-fth eC MGR & CO, __Fifth avenue, corner of Fifty-second street. 1x NEW ¥ WELL BUILT FINELY FINISHED FOU! rown stone houses and lots, 153 W street ; fie h 1s, 1s ‘and 131 West Forty-fifth and 8) Forty-nini th street, Particulars of owner, &43 Sixth a avenue SEVENTH AN AVENUE BOULEVARD LOTS FOR SALE.— Plots of five full Lots, beautifully located on the grade; no rock. 0. G, BENNET, 67 Cédaratreet. 10 BUILDERS —FOR SALETWO LOTS ON FIFTY. between Fifth and Sixth avenues; two o1 Lexington avenue, beweny ifisteanventh and Hittyelghth socal ND. W. BUCKLEY, TH AVENUE, NEAR 46TH STREET.—FOR SALE OR sats an ane pant medium Ga! ed 0 an oxttp shea House, saine locality; with or without furni- sient com He OD SEYMOUR, If Broudwar 5QS FIFTH AVENUE, WEST SIDE, BETWEEN FOR- « ty-second and Foriy-third sireots,—For sale, an ele- gant four story browa stone House, 25x65, In fine order. Ap- ply on the premises, $19. 0.00. -22% SALE, 4, FOUR StoY NEW front brick House and Basement: @ twa tory rear Houso aud Basement; upper ward of. th afi 6,000 cesh; the remainder can be on mort; a rE TIRTZEN, 469, corner Thitty-sizth areal asd Tenth a. Miscellaneous. NUMBER OF DESI FABLE HOUSES ON THE Principal avenues and streets for sale. M. A.J. Lywct, ‘72 and 74 Cedar street. Carlstadt phe tte fag hotsn “Aeon pareause Ea pie ie. for the same —, Shatm of ae ee tory ait Sear a HEAP PLACES. N FINE. AVENUE, CL ings, wear depot, neetacer 11,C00, inobuael Ing furnitare: ‘Dont ee Ferry, Rplendid house, very very cheap i great nuinber of other ____ WM, N, POOLEY; 28 Dey street, _ ECIDED BARGAINS,— RM, STOCK,| Crops and toole in haa, Fenad’ un Platineld ractive House in Met: achin Ae place: sta QUES, 208 Broadway. ~ b aet ol NEW MANSARD ROOF HOUSE, iy at R00! Bh re ferry ettroundings drt a (cieeedys tity staat ARM OF 2 ACRES FOR eice shaks MILES from village of Huckensack, one mile frou depot, “For! Partlcularg inquire at 240 Weat ‘Twenty-sevesith street, No. agents need apply. ARM FOR SALE—OF SIXTY ACRES, SITUATED IN} ‘Stamford, Conn. ; pleasantly situated, averigot the Bound; Stock, Farming Utensils and Crops 10.6. te BOGERT, 45 Harrison street, New York. } OR SAE OR TO RENT—A NEW, DOUBLE FRENCH roof House, near depot, on elevated land, at White: Paina i modern J EET aR rete, hen heaters, &c., im x sss ao: E. Foaa. OR SARE TREE. De AD LE GER. ee a F avenues and Boulevard, “ Cedar street. * LOTS, LOTS, LOTS—ON FIFTH, MADI- ‘son, rot, Four, Leal Lexington ‘and cross streets for sale or ex- for ved. y. _K. F. PAGE & CO., bea fib avenues corner of Fifty-necond street. MM, Sq SRIEXD, Jit BROADWAY, HAS FOR SAUL the cheapest lot of brown stone Houses up town, from 10,600 upwards; also. $15,000 to loan on one or two’ Mort- gages. QUEX,gryiee FOR A THREE STORY AND Bas: brick House; the cheapest place in New York; aD cash; balance two, three eee He years or longet ‘Ac H, VANDERLOULy 0 roadway. $14, 000. ziaes snare ross momma RIKER, 292 Brogiway. BROOKLYN rRORBaTY FOR SALE AND BARGAIN._FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE, A VRICK AL Bore and Dwelling “on Fulton avenue,” Brooklyn; ‘953100; $2,000; terms to ee DLKINSON ON & HAYES, 81 Cedai ae RST CLASS THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK treet, mae foe salen Brooklyn; a bargain; unsurpassed block from Bedtord avenue, 1 mlnutes irom Geie Cond furniture, all new, for sale, Inquire ing Machine office, 643 Broadway. “FINE BASEMENT, 60X00/CORNERIOF COURT AND Livingston sitet broptyon auliable. for s balooa to Jet at low rent and on favorabie lease. an N RLEGANT BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE AND Lot, in Brooklyn; will exchange for tenement property in New York erty. Address, with particulars, W. C. U., -A SPLENDID COTTAGE aN KOSCI'S- Ae ae nese erie avenue, Brooklyn lyn ements; neat, desirable; on) cad remain four years. ERGUSI Ne BARGAL ko THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND STORE Broadway, Brookiyn, B.D. cheap, oF, same cas OR SALE—FIVE STORY FACTORY BU: TLDING, 227 Stat atreet, between Second and Third avenues. Inquire R SALE OR RENT—FOUR STORY BIGH 8 sroor es stone Dwellin, 2,500 5 cheap; terms easy fa of VAN WiC WwYckK, 4% R SALE OR TO prs oes OR BROWN STONE HOUSEs, two stories and basement, hi ments, on Forty-ninth street, near FOUN MOLLO\, owner, S18 Bast Forty-ninth street VE MADISON AVENUE CORNER Fo es, FULL fromts aud Hirth even finished. . F. Pi mp, modern iraprover avenue. Inquire of USE AND LOT—46 E EAST FORTYAINTH reer, pit 21x65x100; location unsurpassed; perfect as fixtures; possession Yiaunediainly. KISSAM, owner, on premises, or Forty-1 at street, ARLEM.—FOR BALE, A ‘stoop brown stone front and sub-cellar, with all the ; marblo mantels, and ball laid with the best pri Seine ‘sane, Apply at Keatall han's marble works; Taird avenue, beeween 109th and Blass, cornlees. THREE STORY HIGH TH STREET, NEAR 5TH AVENUE.—FIRST CLASS brown stone; complete lo. on bi sireet, rear 5th House, 4 story, high order; for sa’e exceedingly ch FOR A THREE STORY BASEMENT House, in Fifteenth street $15,500 near Third ave- nue; ey leasehold. ILAND, Ni T 111 BROADWAY—STANLEY DAY OFFERS A good line of west side Realty at low rates. Call for or send stamp for Real Estate Circular. FULL SIZE HIGH STOOP FO: brown stene Dwelling, near Fifth avenue, about nirty- \VENSON & SON, 11 Pine street. IN| FORTY.SEVENTH j do. iu Forty-cighth STORY MODERN firet street, tor sule low. K. 8i BROWN STONE HOUSE street, near Sixth avenue, Mreet, 423,000; do. in Forty-fifth street, very d teveral Houses on Nadison avenue; do. on streets, at lowprices and e Mi jew ine plots of Vacant Ground im first clase loca Dp" UMAR'S DANCING ACADEMY: & W: T FOURTH danghe perfect feotiy in atx private lessons, THOMPSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 275 BLEROK- eo) « er street - Will open for the reception i upils on Tues- day evening, September 2°, 18.0, Mall to let for’ select par- 168. in one quarter; six fashionable dances per- ROFESSORS CARTIER’S ‘DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 8 Union sayire.—Grand opening and soiree on Monday, Beptemper 1 GREAT LADIES’ BENEFACTOR,—DR, EVANS, 9 Chatham street; poweriul safe medicines, $5;-also gen- men treated; private diseases cured; manlood restored; aut uours. LL PRIVATE, DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY. — Dr. EVANS, % Chatham street; without ercuty 5 by iis ae lavigerator: lost manhood restored in fifteen minut Aw MES. W. H, MAXWELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, £1. No. 14 East Tenth treet, does not humbug ladies with medicine, . peusvr FOR MARRIED ave im. ‘A “GREAT. AND 81 ladies.—The Fortug mediate relief, being speciall i rep i 4 bow ladies. ‘A lady wri.es:— These ills relieved me in-one day, without inconvenience, like magic. Price $6, Dr. MAUBI- live 139 Liberty treet, or nont by mail CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES. w With or without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professor df itiSwitery over W youre” practicn, Her iatallioie Freneh Femaie Piils, No. 1, price $1, or No. 3, specially prepared for married ladies, price $5, which ean never fail, nce safe and healthy. Sold only at her oflice, No. 1 East Fifty-second atrect, Orst door irom Fitth avenue, and at drugclatte, 163 Greenwich street, or sent by mall. Cantion,—All others are counterfeit. N, B.—Beware of iinitators who copy this ad- ‘vertisement. LADIFS’ PHYSICIAN.—DR. H. D. GRINDLE, | 130 Went Tweuty-tisth treat” Guarantees tertore volta dies, with or without medicine, LL SPECIAL AND CHRONIC DISEASES PROPERLY und speedily cured, on very moderate terms, at of is4 Fast Broadway. LL PRIVATE DISEASES, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, ZL cured immediately; 20 years’ hospital experience: no fee unless satisfied. Dr. FRANKLIN. “11 Bice te ABWAXS SURE RELI: route, Oeil 8 ot OF LOCAL AND GENERAL DEBILITY, AS CAS! nervous frritabiiity and excitement, consumption, indi: Forty-first street. He was a gentleman in good cir- | gestion of tne most (earful and eahausting kind, intense mele Ancholy depression of the spirits, partial or complete ext tion of the reprod: powers ‘and non-retention of urkie ily and permanently cured by Dr. LEWIS, aud patients d to the full enjoymer healt und functions of hood. Ollice Ni LL PRIVATE CURED AT ONCE, WITH- out mercury je gl fi bi a » LEW! Ha git mercury s no detention from business, Dr. LEWIS, A a tae: IN TROUBL D > IMMEDIATE o tellef, No pay (a ly 6 AS No. 3Amity place (Lacre: strvet) : Py Mae | (zeta S CURE FOR LADIES, IN “TROUBLE-DR. 4 Chat wi His power NITIZENS AND STE IN NEED OF PR! J and confidential m eatment should consult the old medical practitioner, Dr. LikWisy ‘No. 7 Beach street cases guaranteed, D® kiN, FORMERLY, OF N ‘consulted contidentially at Broadway years? city practi ["BORTANT 20, ALES.—DR. AND MADAME DU- BOIS (% years’ practice) guarantee certain retiet to mar ried Jadies, with or witiout medicine, at one interview, Fe- male Restorative $6. Patients from 4 distance provided with boar &e. Rent ity niiicaly applied. No. 1 jh atreet, near Third avenue, NHOOD OR IMPOTENCY, RESULTING 4 from the folllesof youth or other causes, young, middle aged aud even old men permanestiy restored io matily Vigor NTH STREET, CAN BE ‘0. 5 Bond street, near the direction of the place where it was @way unharmed with their booty. At about the by Dr. LEWIS, author of ‘edical Companion and Guide to Health" No. 7 Beach street, Forty years’ private |_practice. N° PAY UNTIL OURED.DR. AND MME. WEST cure at one interview. Their French Pills never Rooms provided before aud during couinement, 144 West ey eo ‘was entered by Gareiare, who ge- | Fortieth street, near Broadway. sum of bie From a Lo tone NE Rivatea dee DEBILITY, PREMATURE MENTAL AND gay tnfsceanily tatty BS Eu tT Bosh y Dr LE Oe Migol AW years’ privere practey, ond, auitabie for private dwelines and public buildings. Apply tOJOUN KAVANAGH, novibeast corner. of second street and Sixth avenue. GREAT VARIETY OF DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR ale, upon Jew and 0 easy City Lota for sale or WIASTINGS, COLVIN, SA SALMON, ‘& SCOTT, FURNISHED HOUSE FOR BALI ‘and well furnished. Apply on the fifth street, between 1 and 8 “paloek PM. BARGAIN. FOR SALE, TO, CLOSE, AN ESTATE, and newly furnished IN GOOD ORDER premises, 122 West and in perfect Eighth attuver’ Besodaion 000, "Apply to JOSEPH A. ee Y, No, 7 Fin FIFTH AVENUE SMA aule, with builder's Joan, abot Pitty seventh street ats LL PLOT OF LOTS = orty-ninth street; also on SON, it ise street, NUMBER oF Finst ‘CLASS THREE AND FOUR ‘Both st., bth aud 6th nym d at b. 8. b. 8, 15x55x100. Goth st: bth and 6th avs ar Also numbers of others. WATERLOW & O0.,, £85 Sixth av., comer Fifteth st,_ FOUR STORY BROWN 81 STONE HIGH BTOOP House, frat class with all modern tmprovementsy Soed and in perfect order, for sale on easy terms ene an ingeg (0. G. BENNET, 07 Codar street. THREE STORY HIGH STOOP AND BASEMENT brown sloug House and Lot for sale, with all modern improvements, 445 West Fi it; 20xbzxl00 feet; terms easy. Apply on tho premi sem ‘bocitanaih sbnatenueblel 1 SEES 285,000 FOR A FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP 00, near Fifth arene, below EAI / brown stone House, 22x60x) Thirty-fourth street. Bute SALE—BROWN STONE “HOUSE AND ture, 1p perfect condition, Wart t Forty-ninth strest, near J. HOW, 19 Pine street. WOR SALE—A BARGAIN; THREE STORY BROWN stone House, 113 West ‘Twenty-Afth street, 20250x98.9 ‘also Brown Stone, ed. D. ORRELL, 291 Broadway. Fitth avenue; low toa prompt ifth avenue, cane R SALE—A FINE BUSINESS CORNER ON NINTH i 25x65, with a small lot adjoining. | Ap- th avenue and For- PY, toJOBN STEWART, , ‘corner of Eighi .IN THE IMMEDIATE I ¥ RY 08 SALE “AT S on apie finished Residences vicinity of our ollice, $1 ‘oper Tarzing in size from 46 to 26 fest, and price from $15. K. F. PAGE & OO., Fifth avenue and Fifty- LE-OR TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS, fa Tweniy-hith street; near Eleventh a Ground,including the buildings thereon as they now atan together with the boilers, engine, well and reservoir; suitable fabrics; or will make arrange- it the tenant, Com- 1G & CO, pat 9 De a enue, five Lots for printing and bleachin: Frewed to ee a ress ance g ntreet, near Bowery, itl Feostve prompt HARLEM—THE DESIRABLE RESI- 124th street), near Sixth ff Remaent, aid under o8)- ta; 18 rooms; two extra lots in gar- 1,00). C. WRAY, 89 Third ay, OR SALE IN avenue; three e story, French a RI DEBIBAELE, THREE STORY WOR SALE—A en! ny Orty-elghtls street, 820,000; rth jatceat, B1s000 others, in pat "UR 18s 58 Sixth avenue, Re SALE—ON ‘THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN 8 three sto: Fifth and Sixth eae re ay 1S Heraid ioe one four story, W es first class ioetion, ‘om order, nee Crnihed tosuil. Address @! .E—FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN OFione House No. 40 West Fi avenue; will be sold at a bar, Apply on premises or to B. R SALE OR TO LET—4 THREE STORY | AND h site brown stone House, plumbed with, tin Iined fend p pipes house, newly frescoe: will be sold low or rented w aise farm pl raat ae uae! he Ss REET, WEST OF ris AVENUE.— second street, near Fifth sie AE applied for jumediately, for aterm of y Boorman place, oe Lah bat sale, Nos. balance in faraol ‘nt_No. 9 Chamb« of Bacetes 2 Yoey furalire, ie APRS aac ne OR RALE—THE THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE No, 278 President street, opposite (atoh Park, Brooklyn; a beautiful location; desirabie respect fen = 3 given. ‘Apply to ey tLe DUG, jo. 8 Broud- way, New York, or 23 Second place, Brooklyn. 8 Pema NEW FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ~ House, 98x58, lot ‘No. 228 Clermont avenue, phe prt Penteviny large ‘garden; situation fine; jus: handsomely furnished; in perfect order; all improvements; with oF wwichout furniture; low on easy terms, as family is going to Europe. Apply on premis: owner. OR “a OR TO LET—TWO THREE STORY PHILA- brick and brown stone Houses; all modern im- Provemetes just painted throughout in eee le; on Lef- ferts street, near mn avenue, Broo} erma to sitit. Rent low. “Inquire of owner, J SOHN B. B. NB. COTTE, 1 183 Bowery, T° LET. ON GOWANUS CANAL, A FINE MILL PRO- berty;, has engines, boilers ‘and machinery in complete Funning order, wit dock frontage; now w monlding and ‘planing mill; also a large Timber Yard anda Lime and Brick Yard, both with excollent dock facilitics. ‘Apply to P. T. GHARP, coal yard, Third street, near fron bridge, South Brooklyn, BROOKLYN, low Dr, k ehureh, near Fulton ave: inres story Phtiadsiphia tries: brows stone, teiamed all the improvements; will let goinpletely furnished d party till May lor longer. Address J, Hf. B., box 43 ‘ork Post oflice. 0 LET—A THREE STORY BRICK HO BSE. ALL IM- provements, in first class location, three blocks from Prospect Park, with or without furniture, cheap to a good tenant; possession immediately, Call’ on premises, 71L Baltic street, between Filth and Sixth avenues, Brooklyn, pot LET-AT GREENPOINT, NEAR TENTH AND enty-third street fer y,a two story and basemeitt Bullsing, fa Spe order, with gas and water; ren 0 aay W. RICHARDS, Greenpoint avenue; or Boul $8, 12 nth avenue, Now Yor rks T°, LET-AT 87 €PER MONTH, THE LARGE brown stone House 406 (new No.) Facile street, Brook- lyn; neighborhood unexceptionable ; 15 to 20 miautes to four ferries. ‘The house contains 11 rooms, 10 pantries, in order, with ee fod chandeliers.” inquire wituto, or of Mr. BANTA, 187 Dean street. JERSEY ND BES HOBOKEN, HUDSON orry ID BERGEN REAL ESTATE, ‘Bor | Sale. F% SALE—IN cement igh so A FIRST CLASS THREE y aud eae stoop brick House, brown ery has all modern improves ments ood. comin and igcaléns pric $7,500; only #2, (¢ cash, balance Jn five years Apply to CREVIER, B! os. 2A Nex Newark street, Hoboken, FOR SALE ON JERSEY HEIGHTS, A HANDSOME House, eight rooms; view and locality unsurpasced convenient io all the cars, ' Price $3,100; terms to sult, quire of F. HACKETT, on the promiseh, Grand avenue, by @ reservoir, or of E. MOSSNER, grocer, 121 Sixth avenuc. Fe SALE CHEAP—A FINE BUSINESS LOCATION, on Grove street, t Jersey City; suitable for drug, grocery, saloon, Terms easy; ulso five oars foane of two, Stores and one House on Hatiroad ave- hue. Apply to LEWIS E, ne? ® Montgomery’ street, cee eerste bbe hae eer Cit 4 le oe not a before fe 19th mat. it will be gold at auction that day, the owner leaving for California. if PROPERTY OUT ae THE eens FOR SALE Ae “WANTING Ses —9, D SOIT, mild llmate; £4 rallen south of, htaae hia sone only F acre; also improved Farms, face ie growing woe rapid than most any other Piacoa t e bee ted Staton: thousands are setting. ress 0. K. SPLENDID FARM OF 63 ACRES, IN CHERRY VAT, ley, Pa., near large town, 90 miles from New York ; lau level, smooth and very rich; cil ee ures a hans ot ‘aie od! dwelling house, seven barn, carriage nd Mee geen aoe ubuuldingn: ery : ya nig . jance rig: a bargain, ties ret GEORGE WALKER, Kast Stroudsburg, Monro county, P i POR, SALP TRACT OF FIFTY. Y-SIX ACRES OF PAS id Gatigrecationel care, tn tne eran chureh, eulars address 7. 'G.. LINDSLEY, pen sar SALE—SEVERAL FARMS IN MARYLAND; 300 LS coe 68 ply r address Pi a ee pu MING. | Ea SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—A FARM, ABOUT’ a{it miles from town; 100 acres, with “dweling and outa y) ch 1,000, ‘balance very easy. 2 i, Berouuauarg, ‘Monroe county, Pa oer SALE—THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILE FRO! Fan Mbmaroneck, d@pt, Westchester count; A ‘45 acres of uh frat eli inprovements. Als 6 Ii with: sorb scren, ‘Algo one with 7 acres’ fo pt DYE R SALE CHEAP—A FIRST CLASS MANSARD ROOF House, in West Morrisanin; all ‘mprovements; gas, water, &c. 25 minutes from Twenty-aixth street, For pare ticulars apply to C. MONKS, 401 Broadway, OR SALE OR TO LET—ON THE eect SR wie from New York, 8 minutes from cars and nished House; will be rented iow to » responsible yee oe os sold on easy terms, Apply at 613s West Thirty-second stree GOR SALE OR TO RENT—AT RUTHERFURD PARK, {0 minutes from New York, two new stylish Houses, hine rooms, lots 100x100 fect, GLO. E. WOODWARD, 191 Broadway, third } INE RESIDENCE AT FORDUAM FOR SALE. TARGR house, tne grounds, splendi | location; — id terms: Feasonable; finest place in market in the vicinity. For par ticulars, address OWNER, box 71 Forduam Post oflee. GeoRa SEABOARD PLANTATION TO LEASE— X Perivctiy healthy; 4,000 aeres; £0) cleared; excellent dwelling house, completely furuished; large cotton housey farm and numerous outbuildings; farm implements, sean engine, gins, mill, boats, stock. with carriages, &¢., £c. the prem rnd’ to be’ purchased, Address’ box 2.911 Bost office, New York city. OEE, WASHINGTON, D.C, FOR RENT_NEWLY buti'and furnished, ou corner of Venueylvania avenue and Stath streak. Apply, oH. GELSYON, Baldmore, op EDWALD WOOLS, on the premises. Aled a moat eligibig, [Are 3s VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA AND bit J South Fi XCHANGE by the NEW YO! ‘ SOUTHERN. LARD COMPANY, at be Broadway. RICHMOND HILL, 1. 1. 40 MINUTES FROM CITY. New and welt biiit Maiieard root aud Gothic Coit oT} tasteful and convenlent; high, healthy and beautiful tions; good nerchburhood ; good water; park, depot, poet of io jools ; model prices: car ftw RL a pe and terme arpky Pant as tate Brokers, byt Broadwry. ye PrN tery nanuen ROAD; eh GROUN! two new Houses; ten rooms; French roof; water; depot; fare 13 cents. * MM. HUD, 44 Beckman, 10 LET_COTTAGE FOLLY | pee, NIN rooms; 1 acre, stable, gus; near d dress JOHN F. MILLS, Portchester, Ne diay 18 RESIDENCE IN Leila ible ane rnished ; reut $75 per month; five minutes* walk from depot; location unsurpassed. eRe AMES B. PARSONS, % Pine strect. O LET—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCH within one hour of New York by New York and New Haven Katlroad; fully furnished; horses, carriages, fest round about elzit wcress terms reasonable. Apply to. a SHEPHE: ID, 215 roadway. 0 LET-FURNISHED COMSLFTR, WITHIN FIVE minutes’ walk of the depot, at Tarry: wn, the bricit House, St c., with two acres of iand on h nd¢ between the ral fund the river, how occupied ie our ie lory ; rent $100 per month, S, EMBERSON, 431 Eighth avenue, PO, LET-FUQNISHED, ON THE HUDSON RIVER, AE ihe foot or Ninstgssaveaih euec & ooconeaioes Chae try Honse, snuated of high ground, conmarding a delightful view of the river, suitable for summer acd winter rem< dence will be vented low to a responsible party. Apply t g D. HinyaRD, 144 East Fo: Sh 4 10 LET—FOR A NOMINAL RENT TO A RESPONSI: ble party, an elosantiy furnished Country Residence, on the Hudson,’ with ail elty conventenc minutes fro1 New York. “Apply at organ store, oo, ner duighth avenue ‘and ity: (0 LET—AT WEST FLUSHING, THREE NEAT GuTHia Cottages, just erected. Avply to JOHN J, HEALY, Jr. $37 Greenwich street, New Yors, ——_—_———4 (0 LET—A COTTAGE, BARN, CARRIAGE HOUS! Hennery, dc.j atx Cliy Lots, within thirty ‘minutes o the city, by horse or steam care from Hoboken or Chambers street “ferries, ou the Paterson, Plank Roxd, opposite ic Manton House Arey, to Sr, EATON, oa the’ premises; ox W. BOGGS, 102 Sixih avenue, New York. $] 600 —BARGAIN ¥OR A POOR MAN; NEAT: b fimo tony Howe, stable and water; lot dbx: lec:ty of work for cart fainutes from third lands ag, Staten fsiand. mee DARIN, 60 Broad street i $2.50 WE Rea Tn g00d repair; lot ¢Oxs2 + Lad ab bPly to CW. SMITH, Locke's Fav Whitestone, o HOMPSON, ee corner ite aixth stree! aod Ficth avenue, New Yor! 1 $5.000, COTTAGE, NINE ROOMS, AGRE (ORL De |. m0) led with fine frutte; 15 miles from) auninsaan ‘dovot; heaithy location, Address A., box 186) era $6 00 ‘FOR FARM OF 8 AORFS : 80 IN H PAST UR! wood; weli watered; net ad outballdinges 40-amites from derpos Oley A: Palle! terms easy, A, SERGEANT, 2 Wi iANT THREE STORY AND BASEMENT! wn stone front, iveated most convententiy on one of, Uertrat saeets gf relive. tom cash, enmener Coal down) wiil be sold for 3,00 less than actual value, Excel-' Jont medical net attached, Address NODEL HOUSB,) F ‘BALE -ON EASY TERMS, ‘O& EXCHANGE For! Sat class-olty proverty, fine, Realdence, with modera| improvements; magnificently furnished, in Elizabeih, N, Address box 8,449 Post ollice. AT ERWZABETH, N. J.T LET, COMPLETELY FUR- j, a handsome brick Residence, with ali modern gonrenteucee’ five minutes’ walk trom’ depot; garden, Stable, dc,; horses and carriage if desired; §100 per month: Apply at dd Bast Grand street, Elizaveth, AT NEW BRIGHTON, HAMILTON PARK-—TO RENT, a delightfully brick Villa; mostera, improv ments; lawn, shade een ee ‘85 minutes from Wall sireet, MR. HAMILTON, 2655 Broadway. | MILL PROPERTY, LOCATED AT MONTGOMERY, on the Wallkill river; very desirable for manufacturing purposes; diss from this ety, 65 miles; uv: ‘UGENE pOMEVALLIER, aCe Cedar street. Til BROADWAY STANLEY. DAY MAKES THE and reptit Westchester county Renity a spe- claity. Call for or itamp for the Real Estate Circular. AX,0u OLD FARM OF 64 ACRES, NEAR LONG BRANCH, ‘J.—Good house, new barn, henneries and outbulid: ings, ten acres of fruit, peaches, apples, pear, cherries, strawberries, blackberries, and two cranberry bogh; 14 acres of wood; ropa and stock. Will exchange for merchandise or clty property. Apply to owner, 821 West Sixteenth street. SPLENDID RESIDENCE OF THE LATE Mc Beach, on New Hai road: gud! 00 fron iseon ts Tell Ronriogs honseland ppoends ay Taagnidcent. “For sale or exchangerat half the cane ite the handsomest place in Connecticut, 8. SMITH, owner, Frank- fort Mouse, corner Frankfort : and Willtam street TTENTION — CAPITALISTS.— BEAUTIFUL “SHORE front Property for sale, 160 acres; very conveniently located on New Haven Railroad; unquestionably heathy; Ro mosquitoes; bargain. Address HOADLEY, box 108 Ler: DESIRABLE PLOT . ‘ot Ground on Palisade reasonable terms. CRAs. J. HILL, 9 Brosdway, Corner Wall street, A. MAGNIFICENT FURNISHED ITALIAN, VILLA— One hour by rail in New Jersey; fare 13 cents; speak. ing tubes, bells, costly mante's, ran water throughout; Fifth avenue 6 eh Bir Eas, Dat and yle; price 186,00; only 87,000 cash; balance eight years, Owner, M Cortianat sirece room No. 8, second floor. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—THE MAONIFICENT. brown stone Residence 141 Willow street, Brooklyn Helghts; open Tor taspection; 66,000, RLIN, Bverum, uear Fulton street, Brookirn, ANTED—FARMS IN EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN Improved Property. E. J. ANNIN, 117 Broadway. REAL ESPAT: at WA A THREE STORY WiGH | FTOOP. ‘BROWN STONE Houser eaat between Teventy Aft and ae pees, Streets, We have a cash customer who wil! DINGEE, KESCHAM & CO., Bele nese, A. FACTORY WANTED_ON WEST SIDE, NOT LESS! than two lots, in exchanze for paying tenement: Property. J. BOWMAl ries sireet, ARM WANTED-ON THE HUDSON; NEIGHBOR- hood of Poughkeepsie preferred: river front or good river view easeutial. State numer of acres, character of Foll, prlco, Ko. Address CITIZEN, Herald offée, Hoes ANTED-FULL WIDTH; BRICK PREFER. red; modern improvements; south side of street or west Sido of avenue; in 4 built up locality between Thirtieth and Fifiieus streets and Lexington and Sixth avenues. Address, with (ull particulars and price, CUSTOMER, Herald offies, othe rete Waste ‘DA THRER SIORY BRICK OR BROWN stone House, near Lexington avenue; contatning tm- provements, with possession thie fall. Address, with par- Moulars, size, &e., A. . H., Heraid oflice. Wanzeess PRIVATE RESIDENCE IN NEW YORK, Worth £8,000; must be entirely nnencumbered and i pleasant ic please giv location and full par- Ucu.are. ‘Address HONE, "tox “168 Herald oftice, WwW ANTED TO PUROHA MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE Jn a good location, between Broa’way and Lesiugton ninth strevt. Address, with locadon, price, W. Q. PROK, 218 West Fogty-second” avenue, belo size and lowe street. iT boundaries Sixteenth to Fatycun streets Third to Seventu avenues, All partic enlars’ of H. MCKENNA, 24 Duane street. | Mortgages! wanted, DESIRABLE PLACE ON THE HUDSON FOR SALE or to let—Near the elty and near depot; goo’ house and able, A good chance for the night man.’ Address HUD- SON, Hers T SOUTH cna 4 Rss Mal Cae SEAT, tw nares of good ian pnprovementt plenty 0 fruit; only $4,000, as ont PERGUSO 4 o.'00 Nama street, room 6. A BEAUTIFUL RUSIDENCR, JUST FINISHED, ONE Bo from ely by Boutbalae at Rockville Cen- jw twovstery ‘House: with il rooms and cellar, Hata walls ‘and ‘entropieces, inarblo manvele; terraced in front, with 1 iazza; one acre of ground; plenty of fralt aud shade rece ice 16,000; terms any; potrd for another F $900, Inquire of 0. ¥. aes, | COMBA, 170 Broatvay. a GENTLEMAN ENGAGED IN AN HONORA ind lucrative busiticss, who can give the beat refery Savon unto character, business cna'fications, iniegrity and honesty, wishes to form the acquaintance of a young ladyy. With a 'view to immediate marriage; she must be of un- doubted respectabfiity, accomplished ‘and healthy eg Rot objectionable, ani ‘one posse.sias 55,000 or 13 0,000 ferred, Address THEUDOKE G, FRANKLIN, Pei Post ofice, New Orleans, La, Me pame LA BLANCH, THE GREAT UNRIYALLED Business and Medical Olainengant ‘No. 115 West ‘Twenty-aixth street, veiween Sixth aud Seventh avent ie ro Lge BARGAIN, ON eye Seg ten ee soe wr frat; la vorlandt from ped od ‘onay teri ‘ADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS OLAIR- nt, tells the past, present and future; mows i ike a DASws,, J peat aha isname of your husband. 169 Forty-Crst atreety. roadway and Seventh aveaue,