The New York Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1875, Page 13

—. * WALL STREET NOTES. bana wre ttre Boor tet Woe PPR en eer sa i Re i er . ‘ ‘owls, Squirrels, altone ( Ke.” Medicines for all disses at'L. ‘W. MEYERS, No. 3 Wost Third street, OR SALE—A YOUNG RHINOCEROS, WITH DOUBLE horns. Apply to PEABODY, WILLIS & CO,, 122 Front street. OUR KING CHARLES SPANIKLS, 8 WEEKS OLD, very fing breed, for sule at barber shop 435 Broadway. 00D PIGEON SHO? AT DEXTER'S LONG ISLAND Club Grounds, ou Tuosday, September 28, at 20. M.. Q@we NEW DEAL IN PACIFICO MAIL—THE DIRECT CABLE CANNOT CONSOLIDATE—AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT FORBIDS IT—BANK FAILURE— OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY STATEMENT. The fluctuations of tho different securities will be found recorded in the financial column, The rumors about Pacific Mail, which depressed the stock on Fri, embracing three prizes, First’ price, a fine gold Wateh; day, as to an opposition line, and algo that their iron | Shtond prize, ten-bure Seott & Son Lreach-londlng Shoegun Steamers—Peking and Tokio—had been sold, wore | third piss, sixteen-bore Scott & Son breach-loading Shot- gun. Entrance fee, $10; 25 to entor. Shooting to come found to be deceitful stock-jobbing stories for the pur” Pose of gnabling the artful originators of them to buy stock. As evidence of this the advance of Pacifle Mail of nearly one and one-half per cent above last night’s Brive is suflicient, ‘THE DIRECT CABLE. As it has been assorted that some amalgamation would Probably take place between the Anglo-American Cable Company (connected with Westerii Union Telegraph) and the United States Direct Cable Company, the writer yesterday waited on the manager of the latter company off, rain or shine, UST RECEIVED—ANOTHER INVOICE OF THE ¢) celobrated Greener Guns, at prices ranging from $125 to $270; also second band Bevechlouder for H. C. SQUIRES, No. 1 Cortlandt stroot. WO WESTLEY RICHARDS MUZZLE LOADERS; A Powell & Son 10-bore Breech Louder; also a lot of low- priced Euglish Duck Guns. GEORGE SMITY, 50 Chambers street. JOND HAND SETTEES; 30, 4 FEET 10 inehes long: and 14, 10 feet 6 inches long, Address, stating price, &c.. WM. MCFARLAND, Smithville South, fora statement. Mr. Oliphant said:—“You*can au- mu TWO OR MORE PEACOCKS, FULL alive or dead; highest price paid ‘for gos thoritatively announce that birds. " Apply, by. lotter, to JA. GILLO' 'E, 273 West AMALGAMATION IS IMPOSSIBLE, Twenty-third street. The Anglo-American Company have to pay over one- third of its receipts, less a rebate of £25,000 peran, | cs MERICAN JOCKEY CLUB, gum to the Newfoundland company, and the French | A REY CLUB. sem company have to pay a royalty to the Submarine anki! Sinan OIed Makes croasouni , Sth, 7th, Nth, 12th, 14th and 16th days of OCTOBE! company on all messages transmitted from England to Raves commonos each day punetually at) 330 P.M America by its Brest cable, The direct cable, on the President. contrary, is untrammelied. I will give you an estimate of our company. This is based on the speed of nino ‘words per minute. It supposes that the cable will be 4n active operation for eighteen hours out of twenty- four during 300 days of each year. It shows the fol- Towing result on a minimum tariff of thirty cents per word, allowing four cents for land lines:— Capital of Direct Cable Company. -£1,800,000 Gross receipts 167,000 Working expen: 27,000 Net income...... eee 180,000 or about ten per cent on our capital It may be noted, however, that we are now carrying messages for twenty-tive cents per word, and can do so, while the Anglo-American will lose money. Now, as to the talk of consolidation, “buying out,” &c. Let me show you the articles of association (producing the paper). You will perceive here that we are organized under an act of Parliament, which expressly stipulates that we shall not consolidate with any company whatsoever. The only way you American’ financiers can get control of the direct cable is to buy up two-thirds of the shares id then liquidate the company. You must under- stand all cable companics are the children of cable manufacturers. For instance, the Anglo-American is the result of the Telegraph Construction and Mafnten- ance Company, as we are of the Messrs. Semens, the rival of the other cable manufacturing company. The Hsrato can appreciate the idle rumors of the late onopolists.’? VAILURE OP A CHICAGO BANK. A despatch was received on Saturday evening of the failure of the Fourth National Bank of Chicago. Mr. R. E. Goodell is President; but as there have been for some time rumors unfavorable to this institution it is said but little excitement was caused by the announce- ment of suspension. OHIO AND MISSTSSTPPT RAILROAD STATEMENT. ‘Tho following statement was given forth of the above road yesterday, An analysis will well repay the holders ef this stock, in view of the vivlent fluctuations it bas lately undergone :— ‘4 Months, March 1 to June 30, 1875. Main Line, C. Waearne Secretary. 1 Vaults PARK. vst Fall Meeting. Beptember 28, 20 and 0 and October 1. 1875. FIRST DAY—TUESDAY, September 28. No. 1,—Purse, $400 ond and $75 to third. D. Cunuingham ni J.B, Renard names asia. Owner names b. m. Cora Allen, J, Lovett names g. g. Willie, 1G Band names. ¢. Hove. a snerly Sloopy Mi . Dongrey, Jr., names g. m. Besseo formerly Sleepy Mary. J. HL Philips names b. Bay Jack. ped oa ¥ Delaney names b. D. B. Goff names b. m. Carrie N. N Purse, $500; 2:26 class; $450 to first, $225 to sec- 25 t0 third, J. Keenan names br. m. Viola. J. Murphy names b. g. Charlie Gr Benjamin Mace names b, m. Nellie Watton, W- E- Weeks names g. ¢. Royal George. E.K. Bradbury names blk. m. Catskill Girl, J. H. Philips names b. m. Ella Madden. SECOND DAY—WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER | 49. No, 3,—Purse, $100; 244 class; $225 to first, $100 to second and $75 to third, J. Murphy names bik. g, Coroner Croker. Benjamin Mace names ch. ¢. Little Dag, Pete rManee uames s. ¢. Red Cloud, W.F. Weoks namos b. m. Kitty Alle G, Sharpstine names b, g. Sant, ©. Rand names b. g. Hope. M. Whipple names b. ¢. Mart Boye. A. Magonigal names eh. m. Cora, R. Dempster names br. & Rocky Hill. L. 8. Sainmis names b. x. Plumber Boy, J. Dougrey, Jr., names s. g. Thomas Davis, Wm. Brook’ namys b. g. Charlie Young. No, 4,—Purse, $600; 2:31 class; $400 to Orst, $150 to second and $100 to third. Alexander Patterson thames b. g. William Walsh, J. Murphy names g. g. Steve Maxwell. Peter Mance names b. ¢ Harry Erwin. J.P. Gilbert names bik. m. Little Dorrit M. Whipple names ch. g. Lookout, HE. K. Bradbury names br. x. Berkshire Boy. J. HL. Philips names b. g. Jerico for Sleep Jerry. 0. J; Peck names ch, g. Commodore Bainbridge. THIRD DAY—THURSDAY, Soptember, 90. No. 5.—Purse $400; 2:34 class; $225 to first, $100 to sec- ond and $75 to third, Alexander Patter er Manee names b. g Harry John Murphy names bb. m, Katie 8, A. BELMON’ 388 class; $225 to tirat, $100 to sec-* 08 sg: Silas Bich, m, Su Earnings. Springfield Div. 12 Months. Total. potent $39,967 82 $1,072,386 42 $1,112,354 24] J.B Renard rnciaant eg reight. + 72,529 81 2,160,672 07 2,233,201 38 |B paines t. g Fred Tyler. Express....., 2,890 09 58,067 58 60,957 67 W. E. Weeks names b. m. Vesta. Mail. 6742 43 118,518 89 ~—'121,260 87 | J." Philips names b. g. Bay Jack. " M. Whipple amos ch, Lookout Totals......$121,129 70 $3,406,644 46 $8,527,774 16 | 8. Dunn names. m, Favorite. (ess transfers _ 23,206 87 gas\204 a7 | fe Laney names bg. A as mp - O. J. Peck names ch. g. Commodore Bainbridge. Totals.....-$121,129 70 $3,083,350 09 $8,204,479 79 | T, Barden names b, m. Flora, Operating ex- 4 ‘ [28 class ; $450 to first; $225 to sec- penses, in- M. Cameron names blk. ©. Trimble names br. m. Zophyr. Dougrey, Jn, names gg. Ben Smith, K. Hradbury'names bik. m. Catskill Girl, . Whipple names b. m, Lady White, FOURTH DAY—FRIDAY, October 1, 2:60 class; "$170 to first, 85 to . Drise . £ John Kelloy, J. Murphy names blk. ¢. sraket, Potor Munce names s. g. Red Chowk tlud'g taxes. $98,358 66 $2,242,610 65 $2,340,969 31 Not earnings. $22,771 OL — $810,789 44 * $863,510 48 Operating expenses, including taxes... 905 02 Less transfers, as above. 204 8 Total..... Deduct patd—viz -— Coupon of interest on mortgage and on de- benture, sinking fund bonds.............$770,273 29 Second consolidated mortgage bonds pur- chased for sinking fund, less discount... 25,208 75 Deventure sinking fund bonds purchased tor sinking fund, $20,000 less discount sink- ing {und consolidated. «+4 18,900 00 Wortgage bonds purchase *36,000. iy BREWERS NOT FAILED. Considerable excitement was created yesterday morn- tng on the Produce Exchange, antong the hop and malt dealers and brewers, bygthe announcement of the fail- ‘ure of the well known old house of Jobn Taylor & Sons, ‘of Albany, brewers of Albany ale, On inquiry, how- ‘ever, it was ascertained that all such rumors were false. The cause of the report lay in the fact that the firm had asked for an extension of time for some of their notes coming due. This ifad been immediately granted to them, without any trouble, The agents of the firm in Greenwich street, in this city, yesterday informed the Heraup reporter that the firm had paid every note maturing, as fast as they came due, that their clerks would all be paid in the evening, as usual, that they hada note coming due on Monday, which would be immediately paid, and finally that there was nota word of truth in their reported failure or shaky condition. LEVINGER & CO., OF COLLEGE POINT. This firm, whose failure was reported yesterday, deny the assertion thus:— ner names b. m. ¥ Weeks names b. m. Kitty Allen in H. Manwarring names ch. g. Champton, . Rand names b. «. Hope. M. Whipple names b. g. Mart Royce. If. McGonigal names ch. m. Cora, 8. A. Buyurd names c, g. Peril. J. Somendyke names ch. m. Melissa. J; Dougrey, Jr., names s. g. Thomas Davis. No. 8.—Purse $1 class; $550 to first; $450 to sec- ond, and $200 to third, Benj. Muce names b. g. Sensation. J. Dougrey, Jr, names b. g. Joker. J. H. Philips names b. m. Adelaide. CON DITIONS. All the above races to be mile heats, best 3 in 5, in har- ness, and to be trotted according to the rules of the National ion. Trains leave Grand Central depot at 11:40 A. M., 1:05 and 2:30 P. M. Races commence each day at'2 o'clock prompt. JOUNSON BROTHERS, Proprietors. Cuartes Dickensian, Superintendent, JEW DORP CLUB GROUND Saturday, October 2, 1875. $40 to second, $20 to third; three-quarter track h three in five, In harness. Open to all horses that never three minutes; entrance to be made to proprietor in wri PiU, 10 per cent, ou or Vefore Monday, September 27, at 9 o'clock P.M. D. R. RYERS, Proprietor. ROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION. TUESDAY, September 28, 3 o'clock, good day and track—Match $1,000, mile heats, in barnes: Burr names ¢. f. Libby Mills, 3 years old, by Fearful. H.W. T, Mali dames br. F. Altheua, 3 years old, by Hamlet. Admission $1, Steam tieth street ut 1:50 wud 2 Gk ra leave Ninth avenue and Twep- W. OAKLEY, Superintendent. BOARDERS WANTED. | Nicer PURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, + for a fow gevtlemen or gentleman and wife. rivate family ot 156 Wors Tenth at ti bedding unsurp: _ BOARDERS WANTED. 2 D STREET, NO, 161. WEST.—ELEGANTLY FUR- ©) nishod Parlor Floor, with bath and private table if re- quired; also other Rooms, for families or gentlemen, SALES AT AUCTION, bbatov-d..| Sinead LARGE AND GENEMAL ASSORTMENT DESIB- ble Household Furniture. Goods, &e., will be sold, on TUESDAY NEXT, 20 —TO LET, with Board, two large Rooms and smail Room con hecting on third story; reforene 5 OR 2 HANDSOME FRONT AND CONNECTING Rooms; also several hall Rooms, with Board, Fourteenth stroet, 117 East, next to corner of Irving place. |] BOOR FROM MADISON SQUARE, 89 EAST TWENTY, third street.—Eloyantiy furnished Parlor and Second Floors, with private tables: Suits on third and fourth floors, without board; breakfasts if desired. SINGLE ROOM, WELL FURNISHED, FOR GEN- tleman, with first class Board, in a Freoch family ; terms very moderate. 307 West Twenty-second street. 1 $227, OF ROOMS, ELEGANTLY, FURNISHED, AND e single Room to let, with Board, by « family oceupy- ing therr own house. 43 West Twonty-second street; refer- ences given and required. LARGE FRONT ROOM—ON SECOND FLOOR, TO Jet ; also two connecting Rooms, with or without private tablo: one single Room, for a gentleman; references. 18 East Thirty-socond street, LARGE, WELL FURNISHED ROOM, WITH LARGE closets to let, with Board. to gontleman and wife or two gentlemen: table first class and terms reasonable; refer- ences. 67 Macdougal street. ST AND SECOND FLOORS TO RENT—WITH BOARD; also othor Rooms, on suite or singly; private tables if de- fired; references exchanged. Apply at 106 and 108 Kast Twenty-third street. LARGE SECOND STORY ROOM TO LET—WITH Board; suitable for gentleman and wife or two gentle- men; $14 per week; also hall Room, $7 per week. 190 West Tenth strect. |] BXTENSION PARLOR AND BEDROOM, CONEOT. ing, very pleasant for a couple, in a vrivate American fumily,'on most reasonable terms; private table if desired. 239 Kast Eighteenth street, LARGE ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN OR GENTLE, men_and wives; also small Rooms, for ladies; bourd from $3 50 to $5 per week. 67 Downing street. DOORS FROM FIFTH — AVENUE.—ELEGANT Floor or Part to let, with Board —Gentlomen or family in quest of a pleasant home can make arrangements for the wintor at No. 7 West Thirty-second streot. D FLOOR ENTIRE—OF FOUR ROOMS, IN A PRI- vate family, with or without Board or private table; also two Rooms on third floor: house and location first class. 170 West Twenty-third street. Reference. D AVENUE, NO, 180, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND Twelfth streets.—Elerantly furnished Rooms, with or without Board, in a German family. ASHLAND PLACE (PERRY STREET).—NICELY © Turalshed single and double Rogma to, let, with Board, EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET.—TO LET, WITH ©) Board, to first class tamilies and single gentlemen, hand- somely furnished Rooms; references. NEWLY FURNISHED CONNECTING ROOMS, EN suite or separately, with excellent Board: ample elos- : location good, and ‘convenient: terms moderate; refer- 275 West Eleventh street, near Fourth street. dway and Fifth avent cond and third flo es exchanged. TH AVENUE, 349. —Handsomely furnisi to let, with’ Board; ref- —NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS a and wife or single gentlemen, xvellent table; meals nicely served; terms modorate ; table board, $4 50, f VANDAM STREET, NEAR MACDOUGAL—IIAND- © somely furnished largo and small Rooms, suitable for a Party or siugle persons, with or without Board; terms mode- rate, F EAST NINTH STREET.-%O LET, WITH BOARD, © handsomely furnished Rooms for fatnilies and gontle: men; back Parlor, with private bath room ; references. 5 FIPTH AVENUE (HAVING CHANGED HANDS), 18 © nowly refitted.—Two elogently furnished Floors to let, together or separately; private tables if 888 Bixcthi avonne, fF, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS—3 LARGE, 2 *) small, ali front on the park, to let, with Board; terms moderate on account of recent moving. "141 Macdougal st. TH AVENUE, NO. 3, NEAR BREVOORT HOUSE.— ©) Elegant, well furnished Rooms, with or without Board, for gentiemen requiring first class accommodations; house occupied by owner; family small. ATH AVENUE, NO. 349.—LARGE AND COMMODIOUS © Floors, or in'suits; newly and elegantly furnished, with or without private table; appointments strictly first class; desirable Rooms for gentlemen, TH AVENUE, NO. 200, OPPOSITE MADISON O square.—Elegant Rooms, handsomely furnished: second story, fronting Broadway ; third story, fronting Fifth ave- nue; with or without private table; references exchanged, TH AVENUE, 341.—MRS. SEAVER WILL RENT handsomely furnished Parlor and Third Floors, with private tables, for the winter. ATH AVENUE, NO. 140, CORNER OF NINETEENTH +) street.—Cholea parlor’ and second floor Suits (entire Soors), with bath and with or without private table; also single ‘and connecting Rooms, with table @hote, in this thor- oughly-Nghted, ventilated and warm house; references re- quired andgstiered. AH AVENUE, 843.—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 2) Rooms, en suite or si to let, with Board, to fami- Ves or single gentlemen; private table if desired; moderate prices; reference exchanged. 7,0 $10 FOR SINGLE, ROOMS. —HANDSOME square Room on third floor front, sun exposure; now- ly carpeted; substantial table, aud eléanliness a speciality. No. 257 West Fourteenth street. 1 EAST HT FORTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN Fiith and Madison avenuos.—Two very large and elegantly furnished Hoome to, let, to gentlemen, with or qrithout Board, in s private family; ‘appointments snd loce- tion strictly first class; references exchanged. i TH STREET WEST, 180.—FURNISHED SUIT OF front Rooms to let, with Board; $4 for two: honse con- references. Not shown on tains all modera improvement Sunday. TL BAST, .URTY FIRST, | STREET. BEAUTIFUL, Rooms, with first class Board, in suits or singly, just newly furnished; prices reasonable, I TH STREET, NO. 156 WEST.—TO LET, WITH Board, a newly furnished second story front large Room, sulsable for gentleman and wife or two gentlemen; large closets ; role . 23° STREET, NO. 120 EAST.—TWO HANDSOME squrre Rooms on second and thrid floors: also hall Kooms with superior Board ; references exchanged. 23> STREET. OPPOSITE FIFTH AVENUB HOTEL. — An elegantly furnished Floor, entire or en suite, with or without private table; also several desirable single Rooms, for gentlemen, No. 26 West Twonty-third strect. to bey gorene. at 593 Hudson staat West Side Storage Warerooma, Abingy don square, consisting of French plate Pier, Mantel aud other Mirrors: black walnut and Cottage Bedriom and Par lor Suits, Renivols, three-ply and other, Carpets, Bedute Bureaus, Wardrol stands, Chairs, Lounges Sofas, Extension, Leaf, Side and Ventre Tables, hair and QO08 WEST TWENTY.FOURTH | STREET. —LARGE Srvenientn’ rail Rooms, handsomely furnished, every nee, prices moderate: rolorences exchanged? ¥ * x 210 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—ROOMS, 9o=° STREET, 438 WEST.—LARGE, ELEGANTLY furnished Rooms to let, with Board: house, table and appointments first class; steam heat; location eonven- jent to cars, stages and Elevated Railroad depot. handsomoly furnished, on suite or singly, to lot, | over Mattresses, Refrizerators, Stoves, Ranges, Crockery, with saperi: ™ Glassware; other desirable Puruitare. ds, &c., witho parion Board atereneon exchanged —— | reserve. Particulars in time. J. W. CAMPBELL, Jr., Auc- 222 West TENTH sTREET—LAROR FURNISHED | Honoer. By order of 1 Taggart tits Room to let, with Board, for two gentlemen or icen- SETHE ET, 8 ¥ J. HEGEMAN & CO.—FURNITURE SALES IN Heman and wife; also smaller Room fur two gentlemen at $3 Brooklyn, Tuesds Der wook ; references exchanged. September 25, 114 St, Felix streets 94% STREET, NO. 53, WEST OF FIFTH AVENUE (hotel block).—Handsomely furnished Rooms to let, with or without Board; terms low to permanent parties. Call day or evening. Woudnesday, September 20, 448 Henry street ; at 103 o'clock ALM. each ¥ J. HAVEN, AUOTIONE: streot-Purniture, Carpets, Mirrors, Pl 931 EAST NINETEENTH STREET.—TO RENT, WITH first class table, two or three handsomely furnished Rooms, singly or together; good attendance; price lo references. #9 BAST THIRTEENTH Parlor Suits, 25 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE- @) nue.—Desirable Rooms for families and single parties, Bedroom Sets, Bookcases, Wardrobes, Loan Mattrosses, Chiffoniors, Eiagere: WEST FPONTY-THIRD STREET. —., 246 femity would let a desirable neva Ae with Board; house first class; location unexeeptionable. QB WEST TWELPTH STREET, NEAT FIFTH AVE a hte With Board, handsomely, furnished Rooms, on second floor, 6 sing! + house nd table first clus” pions DQM, STREET. 316 WEST —ANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooms, with frst class Table; second floor; Southern exposure; parties wanting & good home will do well to call; terms moderate, 2 Wssr THIRTY-SEt adway Rooms, for first { Feterences SOND STREET, BETWEEN nue.—-Fine Suits and single Board 2 30 EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—TO LET, « handsomely furnished Rooms, on second floor; private eae desired; nlso Rooms on fourth floor: reforoneos ex- 3 HANDSOMELY with Board, ENTIRE FLOOR, WEST FOURTEENTH STE furnished 3] WES! SIXTEENTH STREE handsomely furnished, to a small family, with private table, or to a party of gentlemen, without board; Breakfast if desired. References exchanged. 3] BAST pTWENTY-SECOND | STREET.—ELEGANT OL Parlor Floor; extra wide high stoop house: splendid neighborhood, near Fifth Avenue Hotel; to a first class party thts is @ desirable opportunity; private table, 3 TH STREET, 111 WEST.—LARGE SECOND AND e fourth story front, sunny Rooms to let, with Board; second story back Room; references exchanged. 35 WEST SIXTEENTH STRERT—WITH » BOARD; handsomely furnished Second Floor; large front and connecting room on third floor; also, large room on fourth floor, suitable for party of gentlomen ; all modern improve- ments; southern exposure; good tablo, a7 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—DESIRABLY te furnished Rooms to let, with or without Board, to geu- iemen. 77H, STREET, NO, 36 |W -A PARLOR FLOOR, e handsomely furnishod, with all the conveniences for a family, with private table. QQ, 10.42 AND 44 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET — OO, Rooms to let, with Board, en suite or singly; house and accommodations first class; terms moderate, QAM STREET, NO. 07, BETWEEN, FIFTH AND OO Sixth avenass.—This house is commodious, handsome, neatly and elegantly furnished; conducted upon strictly frst class ‘principles, serving private tuble only ; German, French and American cooking; references given aud required. 3 EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN Broadway and Fourth avenue.—Handsomely fur- nished Suits of Rooms, on second and third floors, to let, with nie to families or single gentlemen; references ex- changed. 4 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.—DOUBLE HOUSE; first class table; desirable square Rooms, also ban some Suit on second floor, with or without private table; terms moderate. 4.2? STREET, NO, 200 WEST, NEAR BROADWAY.— Second story front Room, ‘with Board; southern 6x- posure; cold and hot water; ample closets; good table; ex- cellent location. Table Boarders taken. Terms moderate. 43 BAST TENTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY and University pdace.—Newly furnished Rooms, with good Board and attendance, to family or single gentlemen ; own furniture accepted. 43 Bast TWELFTH STREET.—FURNISHED OR UN- furnished Rooms to let, with Board, suitable for fam- flies or single gentlemen, 4.4. WES? TWENTY-FIFTH STRERT—TWO HAND. some front Rooms and one single Room, with Board, for a family of adults or party of gentlemen; house and ap: pointments very elegant. 4.7 GREENWICH AVENUE.—T0 LET, WITH BOARD. large, nicely furnished Rooms, suitable for gentleman and wile or single gentleinen; terms $11 to $19 for two; also wil Rooms. 47 WEST THIRTY FIFTH STRERT SUPERIOR 10. cation; nowly and handsomely furnished front Roo en suite or separately ; also hall Rooms, for single genth with Board; house first class in all its appointments; refe ences. 47 WEST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET.—PRIVATE family will let Rooms, singly or en suite; first class table; gentiem@n preferred; references exchanged; grave fires, AQ W2ST TWENTYSIXTH STREET, NEAR St: James Hotel and Broadway.—Handsomely furnished Second Floor; also other handsome, large and small Rooms; table and location unexeeptionable} references exchanged; table boarders taken. 4Q WEST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTI AVE- nue.—A gentleman and wife can be boarded at €20 oF $25; first class house, 4 WASHINGTON SQUARE —PLEASANT ROOMS, woll furnished, for single gentlemen or families, with Board; fine Suit on parlor floor. 4 SEVENTH AVENUE, THIRD DOOR FROM Fourteenth street.—Parties desiring to secure a com- fortable home, with first class Board, are requested to cull. BQ WEst TWENTYRIGHTH STREET. —A SUIT OF t three Rooms, on third floor, southern exposure, with Board; unexceptionable references exchanged, fi] MORTON STREET.—BACK PARLOR, , PARTLY OAL furnished, to let, with Board. AR] WEST THIRTY-SIXTH STREET.—PRIVATE FAM- OA. ity offer handsome Suit (three rooms, bath, &e.); also all sitting oom and Bedroom, third floor ].Q BAST TWELPTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH, AVE- nue.—To let, with Board, a neatly furnished bac Parlor; hot and cold water; «single Room on second floor: also yery pleasant Rooms on the third floor; terms mode- Tate; g reference required. Table boarders. To mx Eprrox or mr Herasp:— We request you tocontradict the announcement of the ure of our Louse. We hay id in fall and intend to con- tinue to pay 100 cents on dollar we owe. Respectiuily xours. LEVINGER & CO., College Point, L. 1, POST OFFICE WORK. ‘The receipts for the sale of stamps at the Post Office during the last week amounted to $60,900, The steam- ship City of Dallas, for Texas, yesterday took out 701 letters and 6 bags of newspapers; the Henry Chauncey, for Aspinwall, 388 letters and 2 bags of newspapers; the Etna, for Jamaica, W. 1., 1,482 letters and 8 bags of newspapers; the Bolivia, for Glasgow, 1,555 letters and of newspapers; the Oder, for Southampton and Bremen, 20,875 letters and 22 bags of newspapers, and the Celtic, for Queenstown and Liverpool, 23,60 letters and 36 bags of newspaper: QPRING VALLEY DRIVING PARK, OCTOBER 19, 20 » and 21, 1875.—First day—Purse $150, for horses trot- ing nearest 3:00, Same da: Second day—Purse $150, for #150, for 2:35 class. Third day—Purse $150, for Same day—Purse $150, for double teams, Same day—Parse $100, for ranning horses. Fourth money in nearest three minute race. Entries close October 11, at 9 P. sf., at the Fair View House, ie ing Vall Address A. FURMAN, Post office. Spring Valley, N. Y. IRMAN, Proprietor. EA VIEW DRIVING PARK, NEW DORP, OCTOBER ® 1579,—Purse $100, for ranning horses, mile and ro- Peet, catch weights, $06 to frst, 25 to second, B10 to third. ume diy, Purse $100, for 2:38 class, $60 to first, $25 to second, $15 to third. —Futranee in the above races ten per cent, Entries close September 30, Addresy all communications to THOMAS LUBY, New Dorp, 3. 1." Sea Viow Driving Park, Now Dorp.—A Pigeon Mateh, for $200 a side, will be shot on ‘28th September ; also Sweepstakes on the 20th inst. CARRIAGES, &C, FY SALE—A HANDSOME TOP PHAETON, BUILT by one of the best city makers; also a gentle Sorrel Horse, free driver and warranted sound; also set of Single Harness, cost $700; will sell for less than half, THOMAS G. HOJER, 946 Third avenue. OR SALE—GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT, PRICE M2%,.8, i EASTON HAS RESUMED HER LESSONS for the season. Apply at her residence, No. 10 St. Bark’s place, morning, between 10 and 1. UT, 15 hands, one black and one ; Double Harness and Top Buggy, by Browster, of Broome street; or would sell one horse only. Address T. H., Herald office. OR SALE—FOR WANT OF USE, A BREWSTER Landan, almost new; Top Wagon, with pole and shafts; double and single Harness; splendid Horse, 16 hands; double and single Sleigh. 116 West Fiftieth street. OR SALE CHEAP—HORSE, WAGON, VEGETABLE and Poultry Route; also a large bay Mare, suitable for 4 grocer, butcher or cou} 103 Hast Seventy-first street. OR SALE—GENTLEMAN’S TURNOUT—A PAIR OF Diack Horses, Stivers Buvgy, Harnoss, Gig, Be. sold for want of use; also a fine, well broken Setter Dog. Apply Wor Other Advertisements Under This Heading See Directory. EXCHANGE, OOTS AND SHOES OR A BOOT AND SHOE STORE wanted in exchange for w gobd paying tenement Prop- J., three blocks from the Court is Tull rented: rons for nearly B. PRICE, 526 Grand contains 24 roo! $900 per annum. Cail on or address 1. street. bd Na SPECIAL DESPA N RAM at 182 Columbin street, Brooklyn. EVERY NIGHT ANTICIPATE THE NF OF THE MORNING ANDSOME LRON GRAY MARE; KIND AND SOUND PAPERS. in every way; driven by lady all summer; will be sold = for half value before Tuesday next. BANFIELD'S stabl 10. EXCHANGE—$13,000 PIE! GOODS AND | West Sixteenth between Ei Clothing for Real Estate and cash and counter, frosh and desirable. GOODS, box 131 Herald vilice. goods now on sh Address, with particulars, - ae V ANTED TO PURCHA A SECOND HAND LAN- dau; one that is light wad very Mttle used. Address, nox 16 pri 10 WXCHANGE—FOR OTH great Panorama, Mirror of Ireland, ‘The panoraina con- sists of sixty-four views, and is the finest ever exhibited in ‘this country. For particulars inquire of E. PAGE DAVIS, No, 42 Pine stre R PROPERTY, THE ROAD HARNESS, NEW Yo. 1 Sewing Machine and efférson street, Brool HORSE BLANKETS. Tho lowest prices, consigned us, with orders to less of cost. 58 Libert: D HORSK, HARNESS, TWO Fixtures ‘of a Milk and Gro KLEIN, Herald Uptown Branch ERTY STREET, it. RQ LIBE OO The,finest assorta Over 1,000 direct from fine nell reg: A good, perfect Harness from $10 up, (0 EXCHANGE—A WELL PAYING BAR AND SEP- arate Billiard Room, five Collender Tables, almost new, price $5,000, for a Connt!; within 19 miles of the city, fot encumbered. Apply BILLIARDS. JERE JOUNSON, reet. 50) Wake Boy a Gc JU Waxons, Stock wust be sold. ‘Addre MERICAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLE with Delaney's wire cushions, solely used in all chat Pionship and match games; second hand Tables at erent bare gains, W. H. GRIFFITH & CO., 40 Vesey street, BULARD TAULE—4 PHELAN & COLLENDER FOR hale, Cues, &e., complete, very low. Inquire at etable, Cattorsutls, Forty-second street and Seventh avenue, OLLENDER'S STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL Billiard Tables, with the celebrated Phelan & Collender ‘combination cushions, for sule in this city only av 738 Broadway. For Other Advertisements Under This Heading See Directory. MATRIMONIAL, NYLE) AN, JUST RETURNED FROM EUROPE, desires the acquaintance of a refined lady in New York or Brooklyn matrimonially inclined, Address DOMESTIC, Herald office. PR SALE—A FIRST CLAS Billiard Table, has been w and Cues, 716 Firth'avenu 1 DECKER & CO. ds taken the Grst prem the Ameriean Institu Canal and Contre si ~A MECHANIC WISHES A FEMALE Waeking Woman preferred, | Address, BETTS, box 182 Herald ottice, COLLENDER BEVEL d but little, with ivory Balls Call at or address ATRIMON aoquaintance ; i deseription, J. N ters, Rack, all complete, BILLIARD TABLES HAVE medal six successive years at Factory and warerooin corner Mis ARATES AND PENDERS.—LARGEST ASSORTMENT arket of low and half low grates; mounted in CELLANEOUS. gilt, bronze and nickel plato, and with the attachment for HELAN'S BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE ONLY BY | dumping and shaking, old grates altered Taw Sows 7. - . 4 , also Andirons, Gas Logs, Screens, Shovel \d Tongs, in Pi GEORGE E. PHELAN, No. 36 East Fourteenth street, | Tora variety.” Send for catulogus and priee list. LAboral + No. 924 Chesinut street, Philadeiphia, cal discount to the trade. Siren BEVEL BILLIARD TABLE—OX10 AND 446% w CONOVER, WOOLLEY & CO., 868 Canal street, Now York. OW GROUND RAZOR MADE. $1 genuine Rodger's 4 blade stag Congress Knife, $1 genuine Roter's Kazor Strop. $1 genuine Rodger's 644 cutting out Scissors, $1 genuine Rodger's ivory handled Eraser, 1 pair cenuine Kodger's 7 Inch stag handled Carvers. 1, champagne or cider boitle Tap. Fine ge Fire Arms of every description at equally low prices, Seut post pald ou receipt of amount, NG, 5.006 ‘ for sale che: Pi ~~ from April, 1875, to also wanted, a medium sizo Safe, combination lock, che Address EDWARDS, Herald office, new, all first class, for sale cheap at piano store, 219 Last hird street. yenty & BEST HOL 8 NEW CHOP HOUSE, 225 LEX- between Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth ike, Tarebite, ke; stewed tripe every roast beef and Yorkshire pudding every ‘i, 7 Fulton streot, New York. AGENTS’ LETTERS OR THEIR ADDRESSES IVE AND LET LIVE.—LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S AY ornter and dining room, Broadway and Bulton street; @ Groat centre fur tl st oysters the country produes ANDY BPENCLI Cate! \ axahangod, 13 NINTH STREET, WEst_—To Ler, WITH BOARD ‘fine large Room, with dressing closet, hot and cold water and all conveniences; also Rooms for three young few day boarders taken. Apply for one 13 NEST TWENTIETH STREET AND 19 West Twenty-first street—Rooms on third and | Fourth floors, in Twentieth street, entire Second Floorin Twenty- first street, with or without private table. [QT STRERT, WEST, 134—NEATLY | FURNISHED ©) Rooms to let, with Board, to gentlemen or gentlemen and wives; tuble home made; prices reasonable; neighbor- hood first class. ' EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET.—ELEGANTLY furnished second floor front alcove Room, with Board; private tuble if desired. 1 TH STREET, 251 WEST.—WITH BOARD, HAND- somely furnished Rooms, to famihes and single per- terms moderate ; references exchanged. 14.7, STREET. NO. 250, WEST—G0OD | BOARD, with well furnished donble and single Rooms entiro Second Floor to let, single or en suit changed, references ex- 5] SOUTH WASHINGTON SQUARE—NIVELY FUR: OAL nishod front Room and hall ‘Bedrooms on second and third floors to let, with or without Board; all modern im- provements; terms moderate. 55 NEST EORTY.SECOND STREET. OPPOSITE RE, 2) servoir Park.—One nicely furnished Room, third floor for gentlemen or gentleman and wife, with good Board, at moderate price. . RR WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—TO LET, OO nicely farnished Rooms, with or without board. to gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives. partially fur: ed, with or without Board; location central. 246 WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN Seventh and Eighth avenues.—Rooms, with Board. ; 250 WEST FORTY-NINTH STREET.—A PRIVATE )) family offer handsomely furnished Hooms, wita Board, to families or gendemen; terms reasonable to par- ties of respectability. 307 BAST SISTERIPTH STRERT—A GENTLE. tman and wife or a few single gentlemen can obtain good Board with » quiet family ; terms roasonab! 39] WEST FORTY.FIPTA STRERT—TO LET, WITH GL Board, alurge Room, suitable for two persons, and two hall Bedroom: ie boarders taken, 398 WEST THURTY-SEOOND STREET —LAnGE OYLO square Rooms to let, with or without Board, fur- nished or unfurnished; terms moderate. 8 and Raney Gor Pipe, Bedsteads, Chatrs, spring Mattresso: of Clothing ‘and a one-horse Furniture Truck. Dealers and housek: GEQRGE HOLBROOK, AUvcTIONSE A & Rollins), will sell on Monday, at 2 o'clock, at 454 and 456 Ounal street, a general assortment of Household Purni- ture and Carpets. Advances made on consignments. FLES8Y D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, raatica, 309 Broadway, ‘ednesday, September 2 At 1034 o'clock, at the private Fosidence No. 161 Lexingtom avenue, corner Thirticth street, genteel Household Furni- ture, nearly new, all of which was mae to order; rosewood upright Piano, velvet and Brussets Carpets, Curtains, Crook ery, Glassware, &e., ke. Particulars in time. AMES CAGNEY, AUCTION (HOLBROOK R, 15 ABINGDO! 236 SECOND AVENUE, BETWEEN NINETEENTH isteate Mater Dinettes ta mata ee and Twentieth streets —An American family would | chandiao. ' Storage at private sale, Steinway Piano, Mirror, like to take « few boarders, where they can have the com- | Sewing Machine and some Houseliold Furniture. fortaof a home. 3 WEST NINETEENTH STREET.—A LARGE sized hall Room to let, with Board, fire, gas; terms moderate. Call Monday. AMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, 15 ABINGDON square (Eighth avenue), will sell ch Tuesday next the eloguntly fitted up Wine Room, No. 22 Desbrosses street, near the ferry; alao the Stock of fine Liquors; can be pure 34-7 Wes? TWENTY-FIRST SrReRT, NEAR ELE. Gi meee oe ee e vated Railroad depot.—Two large connecting | —— Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, to let, with Board; every | >ICHARD WALTERS’ SONS, AUCTIONEERS. eee Wt sett, ow Monday, at ii oglocks at sulesrbonn, 27 R sel lay, ‘elock, at salesroom, Q57 WES? WENTY-THIRD | STRERT—LAROR, Rrcuhedy. a lates spbachaiouh! el Clasebsibgl vine azaes toe handsomely furnished front Room, with ball Roow | }lack Tous, boxes Morais Soap, Ja canned. Kruis comes separate, with excellent Board; references given | and Oysters, Extracts, Blucking, Che Hans, Pickles, and required, Brandy, Claret, &c., &e. Catenps: Clntienoins,, Cheers Ser eure teen Also, at 1034 o'clock, by virtue of mortgage, haircloth suit Farnitar, Tables, Chickering Piano, &<. HERIFF'S SALE.—J. SEEBACHER, AUCTIONEER, Will sell Monday, September 27, at ‘Ll o'clock, at the salesrooms No 164 Uhatham str large lot of Liquors, consisting of 25 barrels choles Whiskey, 5 barrels Jamaic Kam, 8 barrels Scotch Whiskey, 3 barrels Brandy, 5 barrels , GO casos assorted magnes; also 10,000 Oi MATTHEW rT, BRENNAN, late Serif. 427 WEST TWENTY FIRST STREET —PURNISHED or unfurnished Rooms to let, with Board, to sin- gle gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives. House in eplendid location, opposite Elevated Railroad station. G2] LEXINGTON, AVENUE.—A PRIVATE PAMILY, Git occupying thelr own house, will let, with Board, two large Rooins; $20 and 816 for tw AN, BXEGANT SUIT OF FIVE LIGHT ROOMS ON Madison avenue (Murray Hill), with or without private table; best references given and required. Full particulars by addressing M., box 121 Herald Uptown Brauch office. bes EXPERIENCED NURSE HAS GOOD ACCOMMO- dations, with best medical attendance, for ladies in Confinement or other illness. Address, for one week, Mrs. ATWOOD, station F, city. A. JEWISH PRIVATE FAMILY HAS ONE LARGE and smail Room to let, with Board, together or sep- arate; terms moderate. 245 West Thirty-ninth street, be- tween Seventh and Kighth avenues. A PRIVATE FAMILY ON WEST FORTY-EIGUTH streot, close to Fifth avenue, will rent # Suit of Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with Board, Address, for one week, L. M., Herald office: PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET ONE ROOM TO GEN- tlemen, with or without Board; grate fire, hot and cold water; Madison avenue, near Thirtleth street; references exchanged. Address F. 'T., Herald Uptown Branch office, Fyezeantiy FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR, WITH private, table; central location, near Fifth avenue; neighborhood and all appointments of the house first class, Address 8. C., station F, Po. LET—TO GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, SECOND story front Room, with full Board; handsomely fur- nished; every convenience. Address T. K., box 149 Herald of + wlso 50 eases Brandy, 25 case: Rhine Wines, 10 cases Uham; Office Fixtures, iron Safe, &e, B,J. Haxsunx, Deputy. Clan For Other Advertisements Under This Heading See Dikectory. Reo 2 MACHINERY, A LARGE LOT OF NEW AND SECOND HAND Steam Engines and Boilers, Steam Pumps and Tanks. FINNEY & HOW PMAN, Manutucturers, 202 to 225 Water stroet, Brooklyn, POR, SALE BOILER, 4 FEET BY 10, 33 4.INCIE tubes; Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys; 3-run’ Burr Stones, HENRY E. KLUGH, Attorney, No. 6 Wail street, N. Y. OR SALE—TWO DYERS’ CYLINDERS, ONE COP- per Kettle, ohe Steam Boiler anda lot of Fixtures, ‘Apply at 452 Canal streot. OR SALE—A 15 AND 10-1ORSE POWER LOCOMO- tive Boiler and a No. 5 Woodward Pump, ebeap. HIGGINS & OSTRANDER, 101 Watts street. AIR FELT. HAIR FELT.—BUY DIRECT AT MAN- ufacturer’s prices. Send for cireular to the Americam Hair Pelt Mills, 316 Front street, near Gouvern ‘WAStED—4 LARGE COFFEE MILL, ONE TO WHICH steam power can be applied. Address K. O., box 4.019 Post office. V ANTED—A FIFTEEN OR TWENTY HORSE LOCO- motive Boiler, Address F. N, GOVE, 52 Broadway, room 32. 16 WO HANDSOME ROOMS—ON SECOND FLOOR, TO Jet, with good Board and ttendance : pri ra Aetipan ‘unexceptionable references exci 2 Vest ‘Twenty-fifth street. i iia ct ERY HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT OF APART. ments, with private table; extra wide honse; location central, near Fifth avenue; family privat refereuces ex- changed. Apply at 19 East Twenty-second street. wus PRIVATE TABLE—FOUR ROOMS, ON SEC- ond floor, in a private family; house newly furnish throughout; alio front Room and ‘Bedroom on floor abo} southern exposure; near Madison avenue, in Twenty-ninth STEAM HEATING COILS, cheap. J ‘94 Plymouth street, Brooklyn, n DANCING ACADEMIES. —CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON « Building, Stuyvesant and Ninth streets, Classes every Monday and ‘Thursday, afternoon and evening. Private lessons in Glide Waltz a'specialty. Soiree Monday eveniuga, SELECT DANCING CLUB, IN CHARGE OF professor, will admit a Limited number of ladies ani gentlemen as members and pupils; references exchanged. Address V. V., Secretary, Heraid Uptown Branch oflice, A TYTSON'S DANCING, ACADEMY, 203 WEST « Fourteenth stroot, near Bighth avenus.—Classos uow open for beginners. For terms, €c., send tor circular, Suiree every Tuesday and Saturday evening. % T FERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, FIFTY fifth street, corner Third avenue, Bank Buildin Cinsses Monday and Thursday evonings, Wednesday and nat- urday afternoons. Private lessons in Glide Waltz a speck alty. See@circular, SAUSE’S DANCING ACADEMIES.—CLASSES t Masonic Hall, Lid East This ; Brevoort Vail, 154 East Fifty-fourth street y bourg SOIREE at Masonic Hall, Tuesday, September 25; MOL- LENHAUER'S ORCHESTRA has been engaged for the IRVING HALL SOIREES, which will commence Satur: October 2. CIRCULARS dnd TICKETS for the soirees at private academy, 212 East Eleventh street. J. MARS’ ACADEMY OF DANCING, 230 BLEECKER +, sireet, Classes now forming for beginners. Papils eam Attend at their own convenience without loss of lessons, Bend for cirealar. Soiree Tyesday evening, Septomber 24, a8 o'clock, ROOKES' DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME D street, will open for the season Tuosday, October 5, L 3, ‘ ‘All the fashionable Dances in one course of lessons, ‘The groat success, together with the reputation which has attended the nuniber of years devuted to the study, practice &nd instruction of the art, will be incentives to future efforts, During vacation the roms Dave been elegantly retitted painted aud decorated; 1s centrally located and easy hecess from ail paris of ‘New York, Brovklyn and other ade Jacent cities. 'N. B.—The first lessons ean be taken privately by all snbe scribors to the ladies’ or gentlemen's classes, aud no extra Charge from class prices. fupila can commence immediately. ‘The above Rooms to let for select balls and sociables, Strset; frst class Toferencos only, Address Post office box 55 BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES NICE ROOM and Board ina refined American family residing ina central location up town, Address, stating terms, W. 8., box 4,547 Post office. OARD AND ROOM WANTED—BY THREE GENTLE- men, convenient to Sixtioth street and Tenth avenue terms not over $15. Address immediately RESPECT A- BILITY, box 179 Herald Uptown Branch effice. OARD WANTED—TWO LARGE ROOMS AND BED. room for four adults; prieo not exceeding $160 per ; locality not further up than Fortieth street; refer- exchanged. Address H. B., Herald Uptown Branch OARD WANTED—BETWEEN EIGHTH AND SIX- teenth streets, Fourth and Sixth avenues, by two young indies engaged daring the day; prices must bé Redorate; references exchanged. stating particu! A W., box 156 Herald office. ‘cigiireaioae yp OARD WANTED—IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAM- ily, for gentleman, wife and child (nearly two years old) ; terms not over $12 per week; parties unexceptionable. Address, with particulars, ROBERTSON, Herald of ANTED—ROOM, WITH MREAKFAST OR FULL Board, for two gentlemen; Room must be large, with closets and running water; grata fire; location between Fourteenth and Thirty-fourth streets, Third and Sixth ave- nuos Addross, with terms, A.B. & 0. D., Herald Uptown neh office. ANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN, IN A FIRST class private house, above Tenth street and near Fifth avenne, a Suit of Rooms on second floor, consisting of sitting pie 79, pederoas, ye gare Bid sither peeoerast or cutire Board; private. table. articula L- box 108 Herald office. ede ry! ANTED.—A FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS AND servant wish furnished or unfurnished Rooms, with Boned, in a strictly family, Address, giving terms and location, J. , box 4,812 Post office, New York. ALLETMASTER DUMAR’S DANCING ACADEMY, 5Q WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET—A LARGE ROOM ‘and hall Room on third floor, handsomely furnished, to Jet, with Board; also largo and small Rooms on forth floor for gentlemen ; references exchanged. 63 Nast TWELFTIC srReer, BET FIFTH Jed and Sixth avennes.—Nicely furnished Rooms for fam- ilies and gentlemen, with first class table; also table Bourd, G7 WEST NINETEENTH STREET —BACK PARLOR, second story front Rooms and Rooms forsingle gentle: man; private tablo if desired ; first class. 73 REST TWELYTH | STREBT.—-HANDSOMELY furnished front Rooms; also hall Room; all modern conveniences, with firvt class Board for gentlemen only, at moderte rates; Southern family. 3 MADISON AVENUB.—ROOMS TO RENT, WITH Board, en suite or singly; references exchanged. ] TH STREET, NO. 46 WEST.—DESIRABLE ROOMS for families and gentlemen, with or without Board; house and table first class; references exchanged, 1 TH STREET, NO. 200, CORNER SEVENTH avenue.—Weil furnished large aml small Rooms, on second and third floors, with Board; references, 14.7 STREET, NO. 925 EAST, NEAR SECOND AVE. 4 ‘nue.—Larye second story front Room to rent, with Board, to a gentleman and wife or single gentlemen; also hall Room; southern exposure; American family. ] WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. 2) This handsome and com: ions honse {is now pre- pared to accommodate families and single gentiemen with Slogant Rooms, en suite or singly, with Bourd. [5TH STREBT, FACING STUYVESANT PARK, NO: ©) 298 East.—Extra large Rooms, with large closets, all improve nts, handsomely furnished, with Board; also a bail Room ; reference. 1G West TWENTY-POURTH | STREET —FRENCIT ) family has nice farnished Rooms, with Board; French cooking. GM, STREET, BAST, 195. NIORLY )- Rooms to rent, en suite or 1n, with Board; rofere: FURNISHED insly, to families or single @ required, V7 West, Bu ‘T, BETWEEN BROAD- way and University place.—Dosirable Rooms to rent, With or without excellent Board, to families or single gen? tlemen; home comforts, id TH STREET, NO. 318. WEST.—TWO GENTLEMEN © or gentleman and wife can ea pleasant, well fur- nished front Room, with large dressing room attached, hot and cold water inthe same; terms, $16 per week for two, with Board; also ono single Room, $7; excellent neighbor: hood. 19 gentle WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.—MR. LACHEN- MEYER, of the Grand Hotel, having taken this t ean accommodate one or two families with elegantly fu nished Rooms, connecting if desired, and Board and attend- ance, equal t any first class hotel. Apply on and after October 1. Y¥ PLACE.—NEWLY FURNISHED, ms to let, with or without Board; good, table board %, D0) EAST, TWENTINTH | STREET. TWO | DOORS from Brondway.—Nicely furnished Rooms, on second nd third floors, with first class Board, for gentlemen: and their wives. QO WESt NINTH STRERT—NICELY FURNISHED Rooms to let, with excellent Board; terms moderate. ST SIXTEENTH STREET.—BOARD: VERY Rooms, on second and third foors, TH STREET, 261 WEST.-A HANDSOME FRONT on second fi to let, with B nated and pape W. EAST TWENTY.SECOND STREET.—TWO ROOMS on the third floor to let, with Board, one large and one small; references. jall con. Room and 77 WEST YORTY-PINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH ‘and Sixth avenues.—Pleasant Rooms, well furnished, for families or single gentlemen ; excellent table; city refer: ences; elegant Suit on second floor. 87 MADISON AVENUE.ELEGANT SECOND AND third Floors, newly painted singly, with or without pi ments first class; reference QQ FAST TENTH STREET, SECOND BLOCK FROM 4 Broadway.—Handsomely’ furnished Rooms, with ex- cellent table Boar table for married’ people or party of young mon Q8 THIRD AVENUE, FIRST FLOOR —A) NEATLY furnished front Room and hall Bedroom, with or with- out Board. Gall all week. 11 WEST THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET.—PLEASANT Rooms and Board for gentlemen and wife or single gentlemen, ll WEST THIRTY-EIGHTH STRE BETWEEN Broadway and Sixth avenue.—Back Parlor, with Bedroom and all conveniences, with excellent Board: priv vate Jewish family; front Room, with Room connecting: single Rooms; suitable for family’ or gentiemen; references. Be 4 MADISON AVENUE.—A LARGE ROOM ON 4 second floor, back, for gentleman and wife; also double Room on fourth floor, for two single gentlemen, with Board; references exchanged. 24 West Fourth strvet.—Classes opbn ; all dances taught rfectly in one quarter; six fashion jectly in six private le (D, HRIVERS, BROOKLYN, DANCING ACADEMY, «175 Stato streot.—A class for gentlemen beginners Tuesday, September 28, at SP. M.; a class for ladies and. | adsl will commence September 29, at 5 P. M. for a circular, enclose 25 cents for a pamphlet containing descriptions of fashionable quadrill HOTELS. le dances taught por- ELMONT HOTEL, FULTON STREET, NEAR BROAD- ‘way.—Businexs centre; European plan; Rooms fifty cents upwards; Dining, Rooins open Sundays; meuly at low prices; Hotel open all hours, RITTENDEN HOUSE, 1,144 BROADWAY, CORNER ‘Twenty-sixth street.—Both European and American plans. Desirable location. Families can make reasonable terms for winter. Single rooms, $1 per day. D. SALISBURY, Proprietor. ‘OTEL ST. GERMAIN, FIFTH AVENUE, TWENTY- second street and Brondway.—Elegant Suits season- bie for winter; Rooms all front; American plan; elevator, hs, &e. WM. G. TOMPKINS. MS RACHENMEYER, FORMERLY OF THE GRAND Hotel, having taken’ house No. 19 Wost Twonty-vixth street, can Accommodate one, or two families with elegantly furnished Rooms, with Board, combining all the independ. ence of a hotel with the quiet and comforts of home. Apply on and after October 1. IXTH AVENUE HOTEL street, on the Earopean gens per weel n suite, bo $20; at moderate prices. COUNTRY BOARD. PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING A VERY DESIRA- ad german. IAMOND'S DANCING ACADEMY, 353 WEST Vorty-third street.—Terms lower and advantages greater than at any other in New York. A select soiree every Saturday evening, at 9. farther particulary call om Tuesday and Saturday afternoon or evening, or send fora circular. ne LASCO’S SELECT CLASSES IN DANCING, AT 1,466 Brondway, for iadios, gentlemen and children, com- nees Saturday, October 30. O'NEILL'S CLASSES FOR DANCING—SEVENTH os Avenue Germania Assembly Rooms, Seventh aveun corner Twenty-sixth street; classes Tuesday and Friday evenings; opening Soiree, Tuesday evening, September 2%, ‘R. TRENOR’'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, Lyric Hall, Sixth avenue, Reservoir square, NOW OPEN AT REDUCED PRICES. Send tor clrewlar. R. WILLIAM &, DE GARMO, INSTRUCTOR IN Dancing at United States Military Academy, West CORNER FORTY-FOURTH Rooms, from $3 to class restaurant, ble piace, healthy location, pleasant rooms, would int, hi ad his princi cademy fr Firth Tako a few donrders for fall and winter: terms modurate; on | forte tee ieee se rcwane hail So Went Thirty-third line of New Haven Railroad, 136 hours from city, street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue, and will resume 8. SEELY, Darien, Conn, V ‘ANTED—AT A FARM HOUSE (WITHIN 30 MILES ‘of New York), a double bedded Room and sitting Room, with Board, for two gentlemen; private table. Address, stating location and terms, HEALTH, Herald Uptown Branch office. his classes on Saturday, October 2, 18%. ‘ACPHERSON'S CLASSES FOR’ DANCING NOW open at 109 West Thirty-fourth street, corner Broad~ pening soiree to-morrow evening, Monday, September 4Y, Circulars at 1,277 Broadway. Hall to let tor so- cidblesd, tc. ; suppor room attached. ROFESSOR SHERIDAN'S ACADEMY OF DANCING.’ 613 and 615 Third avenue. Tuition Monday aud Thurs day evenings, all the modern waltzes taught in one quarter, Soiree, Monday, October 4, 1875 5. was WINTER RESORTS. T TERRACE HALI~ RAMAPO, ROCKLAND COUNTY, New York, 35 milos from city on Erie railway, superio t Accommodations ** moderate prices; house within five minutes’ walk of depot; splendid mountain scenery ; fy boating and fishing (binck bass and pickerel), House re- mains open till November, TO PURCHAS: WANTED TEREOSCOPTICON WANTED—SUITABLE FOR SUN- 13 WEST TWENTIETH STREET.—GOOD BOARD; large and small furnished Rooms, with gas; bath. 132 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR IRVING OL place.—To let, with good Board, very pleasant Kooms, on parlor, third and fourth floors; table boarders accommodated; references exchanged. 133 WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET (PRIVATE OO house).—A nicely furnished Room to let, with or without Board, to gentioman aod wife; also one for light housekeeping. 138 EAST, FIPTHENTH STREET —NICELY FUR- OO nished Rooms, suitable for family or single gentle- men, withor without Board; table boarders take 14.5 BAST BWENTY. FIRST STREET, GRAMERCY Ee) Park.—Handsomely furnished Suite'of Rooms, with ingle Rooms for gentlemen, 150 RAST FUT FIFTH erkEET—A BEAUTIPCL airy Second Floor, consisting of three rooms and bath, to let, en suite or singiy. with Hoard, in throe story high’ stoop brown stone front house, with owner; no other boarders, 152 West TMRTY SEVENTH STREET—A BACK OL Parlor, handsomely furnished, with Board, for gon Heman and wifo or two gentlemen; southern exposur erence required. 163 BEXNGTON AVENUE.—ROOMS AND BOARD for familion or single gendemen in a frst class house, at moderate prices. 165 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STRERT.—ROOMS, WITHt 2) ‘oxcellent Board; house unexeeptionable; third floor, back; modern improvements; also, fourth floor, double ingle; roferences. Call for two days. v4 WEST THIRTY-FIRST STREET.—FRONT AND back Rooms, newly furnished, on second floor, with Board, or in suits; private table if desired; appointments first clnas ; references exchanged. D STREET, 404 WEST, NEAR ELEVATED RAIL- road.—To let, with Board, to a gentleman and wife or two single gentlemen, second story front Room; small private family. Ve D STREET, 165 WEST.—DESIRABLE ROOMS, with first class table aud accommods: Mrs, STEBBLNS. 17 WEST FORTY-FIFTH STREET.—PLEASANT Rooms on second floor, with Board. References ex- changed. 20 WEST ITWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—TO LET, with first class Board, handsomely furnished Rooms, large or small, containing hot and cold water, large closet, as and hy Bo: JOO VEstIWERTY THIRD STREET —RLRGANTLY furnished Parlor Floor, three Rooms deep; others, en snite or singly; house newly furnished throughout; first class fable: reteronces axchansgd. > day school exhibitions, cheap for cash. Addross, with T FRANKLIN, N. J.. 55 MINUTES FROM CITY, | particulars, MEADE, Post ollice box 1,421, near station.—A small family # large comfortable house, nicely furnished, will take two or three geutlemen and wives or two small families for the fall and winter, Where they can enjoy all the comforts of « home; terms mod: erate. Refer to W, H. WHITFORD, of Carhart, Whitford « Co., corner Broudway and Canal street, or address J. W. VANRIFER, for iurther particulars, Franklin, Essex county, N. J. For Other Boarding Advertisements See AFE WANTED—MEDIUM SIZE, LOW PRICE, IN NS) good order. Address FIREPROOF, box 2,562 Post WANTRDIA FIRST CLASS CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWL, Any one having such can tind & cash buyer ot 8& Leonard street, u WAXTED-TWo OR THREE corr’ Kettles, capacity from 2 to 15 gallons, Address CASH, station ©. 4 by woek, CARP ee WANTED-A LARGE SIZE SEALSKIN SACQUE OR mink fur Cape, with long front tabs. Call va or ad- 235 West Twonty-fifth street, ANTED TO BUY AT A BARGAIN—CAMELS? HAL 18 and small diamond Earrings. Private party answer only, with price, and address P., box 4,857 ost office. i when a rs "5 ovteelldhcathamerg , oF larger, in good ordi Tt Herald office. STORAGE FOR FU ot |, &e.; Separate rooms; watthnany farnitare boxed and shipped. MIC SON, 38, 40 and 42 C co street, near Bleecker. A eTORAGE Syaer, SIDE STORAGE. WARE. « houses, 503, 634 and 696 Hudson street , 779 Greenwich Street and 10 Abingaon square, for Furniture, Pianos, Bag- ago, &c., in eoparate rooms; oldest, lowest in rate, most ex- sive aid responsible establishment in the business. R. TAGGART, owner and manager. Office, 693 t1udson street (Abingdon square). MPIRE STORAGE WAREHOUSES FOR FURNITURE, A Si 08, TRBTH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT 123 Wost Thirty-fourth street, between Sixth and Seventh pianos, mirrors, bi wud merchandise, in separate eee acre Maver eames at Dec meruese ome, at low Fae rniture removed, boxed, packed or fet ger ey " shipped. Ti. O'REILLY & OO.," Proprioto ¢, whalebone rubber, gold and platina Sets an im 384, 390 und 302 Hudson street, AGLE STORAGK WAREHOUSES.—UNSURPASSED EK tacilities for storing faraitare, planofortes, by ne, and merchandise ; farniture etal remaved. TM. LEWIS & CO., 103, 105 and 107 West Thirty-third street, near Sixth avonue, RAND CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE POR Furniture, Pianos, Mirrors, Pier Gléses, Baggage, rringes, Wagons, Sloighs, &c., corner of Broadway and Forty-soventh street, MORGAN & BRO., Proprietors, Kegulators, ‘ke. ‘Take green ‘cars from "Sixth avenue ears or, Bro Ars, rs ““NEWBROUGH, 125 West Thirty-fonrth stenot Dee aD eee ied wtih gold, 618 eth; Sets, 0, $19; twee it, BLS Silver and bono, 90¢,, ab 196 sixth avenue, Open Sundays, Established 1857, N HEAP AND BRAUTIFUL.—MT Stowe Peart Platon sediontiog color and substance) for artificial teeth, excel everything heretofore offered | tor pie strength and lightness; need only be soen to be appreciated: made in ope day, wnd only $1 per sat examines also best ravber Sots, from $10 40 $18 a Inbina, $35 to $40; extracting under fas De. Te Ge by East Twenty-third street, near M mn avenue. | DENTAL OFFICE FOR SALE, BSTAI Pb reap Fane, Instruments, &c., omly e08 | cash; aust Fee ot TE ite ’ i CLOTHING, GREAT DEMAND FROM MY AGENTS FOR CAST. off Clothing, Carpets, Furniture, camel's bate Shawls, Diamonds, Jewelryy ladies and gentlemen will be astonished at the great price we pay in cash. Please call tnd satisty yoursolt or addvous Mr. wad Mrs ANLLALT, 173 Reventh awanna