The New York Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1853, Page 7

FEVANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Farpay, Jan. 21—6 P. M. 8 will be seen by the reported sales to-day, that the market has been particularly active. Prices were | pretty well sustained, and a good feeling existed threughont. At the first board Erie Railroad ad- vameed # per cent; Florence and Keyport, 1; New Jeveey, Zinc, j; Panama Railroad, 13; Rochester and Syracuse, J. Cumberland Coal Company declined a per éent; Long Island, 13; Hanem, 4; Hudson Rtver Railroad, 1}. At the second board the mar- ket was active, and prices qnite steady. The coal stocks are in such demand from outsigers that the tendeney generally is upward, and they do not ap- pear to feel those occasional depressions which other stocks are more or less subject to. The movement in Parker Vein, Phanix, New Creek, and the other ‘Westernport coal companies, is firm. These are the favorite con] companies of that region; and as the eeal of that district is known to be superior to all all others, in consequence of its freedom from slate, it follows that for permanent investment the stocks ef these companies must command better prices, The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have eontracted to transport coal from Cumberland for $1 76 perton, and from Westernport for $1 94 per tan, "difference too trifling to make any material conse- quence in the aggregate. Sales of St. Lawrence Mining Company have recently been made to some extent at prices ranging from 3} to 3% per cent, Simee the election of a new board of trustees, gteat progress-has been made in placing the affairs of the company in proper shape. From investiga- tions made, it appears that the finances are in a much better position than anticipated. It is the intention ef the new trustees to proceed at once to the mines, and place mattersthere upon a proper basis. We have much faith in the new management, and have me doubt they will carry the St. Lawrence ulti- | mately up to a level with other good mining stocks. ‘There was a good demand to-day for foreign ex- ehange, for remittance by the Pacific tomorrow— Satorday—for Liverpool. The market closed firm, at eur quotations. Wequote bills on London at 9, a ‘$} percent premium; on Paris, 5f. 15 a 5f.133; Am_ sterdam, 41j a 413; Bremen, 79} a 80; Hamburg, 36j a 363. The steamer will not take out a large amount of specie. Arrangements have been made for shipping a moderate sum in American gold. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Trea- surer of this port to-day amounted to $85,185 42; payments, $134,812 28—balance, $2,138,619 45. ‘The steamship Europa, at Halifax, from Liverpool, brings seven days’ later news. The ,intelliges is not important. It is, however, in a commercial point of view, unfavorable to parties on this side of the Atlantic. Cotton and breadstuffs have declined, and the markets were without animation. Political advices possess no interest. In financial affairs there had been no change of consequence. The news, on the whole, does not amount to much. The Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of five per eent; the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Rail- read, five per cent. After the adjournment of the board, the following stecks were sold at auction, by Simeon Draper :— 91,000 California Sevens, redeemable in N. Y. 1861, 86 17600 do. do : 84 11,000 Pacific ‘6@ shares North Ameri 80 do. Fant River Insuranee Company. 20 do. Mina Fire Insurance Company. 2 de. do, do. . 10 do, Clinton Insurance Company. 100 do. Oswego and Syracuse Railroad, 3 The importations into this port during the week ending and including Friday, January 21, have been | as follows :— Coal, 200 tons; coffer, 600 bags; dry goods, 2,481 packa- ger; drugs, 44 casks soda ash, 37 cans balsam tolu, 44 exes liquorice paste; dyewoods, 64,000 Ths. logwood; frnit, 546 bbls., 4,340 bxs, 3,503 hit bxs, 2,864 qr. brs ainins; 606 frails, 150 bxs, 550 hif bxs figs; 440 jars, 123 frails, 74 sacks almonds; bides, 3,99; ivory nuts, 20) Wage; iron, $88 bars railroad iron; 2,531 bars, 533 bdls 1,826 bdls hoop, 100 tous pig, 200 tons serap, 765 plates india rudber, 376 bales; leather, 5 pkgs, 14 casks skivers Jead, 1,650 pigs; metal, 100 cases sheathing: oil, 3,000, jars; segart, 100 cases, 11 boxes; salt, 5,580 bushels, 650 sacks; steel, 387 Lills, 30 cases; need, 180 bags; spirits, 100 demi- hnWannixced brandy; soap, 180 boxes; apices, 30 bit Ia red pepper; tin, 2,693 boxes tin and terne plates; to- Daceo, 605 bbls, 50 ceroona, 5 casks; vinegar, 200 half Dbls.; wine, 600 bbls., 1,100 half barrels; wool, 20 bales woollen waste. ‘The stockholders of the Merchants’ Bank, of Bos- ton, have tnanimousiy adopted a resolution to peti- | tion the Legislature for permission to increase their eapital stock from three to five millions of dollars. The foreign commerce of the port of Ogdensburg @uring the year 1852, as follows:—Imports in American and British vessels, paying duty, $123. waports in American and British vessels, free of duty, $8,571; imports in American and British ves- els, warehoused, $77,183; imports in American and British vessels, of specie, $47.540. Exports of foreign merchandise, other than goods in bond, $243,674; experts of foreign merchandise, in bond, $808 exports of domestic produce, $253,124 The Albany Argus gives the following sketch of the features of the Railroad Consolidation bill which 34 now before the Senate of this State:— Tt prevides fer the union or eonsolidatidn of any tro ‘er more railroad companies into one company, alter ob- taining consent, in writing, of a majority in amount of ateckholders of the corporations proposing to consolida ‘These objecting to the consolidation to serve notice, it writing, within thirty days after being notiGed of the pro posed consolidation, and to state the amouut claimed for | their stock. In ease of the refusal of the eorporation to pay the | amount claimed for stock claimed by those dissenting frem such union, the stockholder is to apply tothe Su yreme Court for the appointment of three persons to ap. . praise the value, and shallalso direct the mannerin which payment to the stockholder is to be made. The expouse ‘of the appraixement to be paid by the company. | After the consent is obtained, the directors of the two eompanies are to enter into such corporate agreement as they may deem advisable, as to the term of years the union is to be continued, and the number of directors of the corporations, which the bill provides shall not be less than thirteen nor more than twenty-three, and suelr other matters not inconsistent with the general railrond xet of 1850. i The agreement entered into, or » duplicate of it, to be Sled in the office of the Heerctary of nd duly ve copded—and, after such filing, the to becoine & body corporate. Suits or procerdings syuin-t either of the united corporations are not to be uffected in any way hy such union. | ‘The last section provides that “the act shull appl: and authorize the union and consolidition of any rai company in this State with any railroad company in another State; whose line runs to the line of this state, The annexed statement exhibita the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, the withdrawals from warehouse, anid the entries for warehouse, during the week ending | January 20, 1853:— Movements iy FonnGs Dex Gooos Entered for Consumption MANUFACTURES OF TIX. Value, 395 $377,800 128 107,958 4 31 j 6 Cashmeret 4 Worstods ..., 5 Stuil goot, 2 COLL wars! 4 De latnes, i Shawis . ! 19 Coatings ‘Sik & worsted 97 Tastings Milk & cotton, 105 Silk & linen... 1 Gloves & mits, 34 Hosiery. oo, we Gimpekivinges 22 Braids&buttons 15 Sewing 1 Ba; 1 7 OW silk... 1 Manufact's of. 8: MANUFACTORY OF FLAX, | Linens! ...,.. 4% Total Do. & entton MANTPACTORES OF Corton Hottons ...,.1,200 $268,488 Colored do... 62 16,970 Prints 4 Ginghams 26 Laces... MM Straw goods, Musline a1 F therstefiows Fmbroidery |. 31 20,257 Velvets . Collars & cults Millinery .... Vestings ..1.. 2 Hlose........, 190 loves... BY Speels & Manufues. of 90 24,779 Ber}, ,. 1,847 $420 402 | generally believed that Total ...... 764 $14,491 ‘MANUFACTURES OP SILK. SikS....000.. 2 $1,006 Do. & cotton, 2% 7,866 Do. & worsted 21 2.354 Crape shawls, 12 2,964 Total...... 68 $22,116 Total .,.... 36 $8,074 MUSCESLANROUS, MANUFACTURES OF COTTON, Straw goods., 29 55 $16,409 Embroidery... 2 16 1,774 Corsets. 2 2 126 Shawls. 6 — —— il cloti 3 72 $18,909 Suspender 2 "RES OF LAX, — + 6 $1,003 = Total ...... RPCAPITULATION, 2— -——-1853——, Value. “Phos. Value. $303,603 904 $347,433 411/872 1,847 420,492 779,348 1,032 821,144 202;842 505 «173,548 Miscellaneous ,.....1. 266 90,426 920 119,145, Total .....06+4++++.5,631 $1,877,076 4,788 $1,881,750 Withdrawn from Warelwuse, Manufactures ofwoot.. 137 $58,651 52 $16,030 ‘ cotton, 369 78,902 189,197 silk 215 693, 182 65,670 at flax. 168 29,086, 4a 6,531 Miscellancous .. 32 RMA Tk 14,401 Total., 911 $250,166 1,286 $142,528 Entered for Warehousing. Manufactures of wool, “284 $58,376 at cotton. 3 45,771 “s silk, * flax. . Miscellancous ..., Total . Total value put on market J in January Previously. : 142 4,339,001 Total since January 1. $6,407,143 $7,081,054 The spring dry goods traffic is gradually extend- ing. Though it does not yet possess that activity which dealers anticipated in December, it shows a considerable increase over the transactions which occurred in the early part of 18 This is owing to the more general demand which now emanates from every quarter of the country, and which has been produced by our unparalleled prosperity during the bygone year. The influx of gold has, doubtless, contributed to our success, by enabling consumers to buy more of, and pay higher prices for, such pro- duets as not only their absolute necessities require, but as their luxurious appetites covet. which has given such an impetus to agriculture, eroboldening our farmers to enlarge the scope of | tile, and rewarding their labors with a profusion so great that they now can provide themselves with | finer and richer garments, while they are not indit- ferent about the future. And from both the abun- | dance of the precious metal, and the good fortune which attended our husbandmen, manufacturing derives its vigor and profitableness. Bnyers trom distant markets are here in large numbers; and as they have thus far sparingly purchased, and as dealers from the neighboring cities display more wil- lingness to operate, we may confidently ex; thorough revival of animation within a very brief eriod. The two large auction sales of Lodi and Portsmouth lawns, which are to come off to-day or to-morrow, have restricted operations during the past week; but subsequent to their occurrence, we shall have an unimpeded and a vastly augmented stream of business. Brown sheetings and shirtings are more sought after by shippers aad local deal- ers, at full prices. The recent large opera- tions in bleached goods have so far reduced the stock that holders are incapable of sapplying the demand immediately. ence these fabrics are quiet, but very firm. Cotton flannels are searce and inactive. Prices have not varied. A li- mited demand prevails for denims, at 92 4 lOc. Drills are more freely offered, especially to arrive, at ane prices. ey command a ready market, owever, and are, therefore, firm. The cessation of activity in ginghams, occasioned by the late ap pre ciation, has rendered holders somewhat diffident and they are now more willing to sell Lancasters, at 11c., aud Manchesters, at 10}c. Jeans are retailing at full figures. Osnaburgs are still rare, and tirmly held. | They remain quiet. Lawns were inanimate, pending the public di I to-day and to-morrow, by Me: Wilmerdings unt and Haggerty, Jones & Co. the entire production of Lodi and Porternouth Com- panies, which exceeds 1,600 cases, and comprises an unusually elegant assortment, ie as durable and | beautiful as a nything: of the kind imported from Furope. This is a statement we feel the great: pride in making, and only yegret thatall our American manufactures do not merit the same commendations. We hope, however, that the influence of un untram- meled intercourse and competition betweenour own and other nations, and the progressive spead, and cultivation of trade among both prodacers and con- sumers, will do much to remedy our defects in mana- fi ring. Though the production of printing eloths is still arople, the ples ot traders are so nu- merous and urgent that our stock is kept down and the firmness and buoyancy in prices are preserved. | Prints are in fair demand,and steady. Stripes are as yet rather inactive, but not being abundant, they Inaiptain their prices, holders quoting them thus Width. Amoskeag ... _ Arkwright... — Benningion .. 8 inch Chester. Pembroke. , vankine De., checks De., stripes . ‘Ticks are unalters idea of a limited consumption of winter coods, which the previous unprecedented mildness of the aeason nurtured. Blankets ure very qui bought at evr: rent prices, an advance being generally anticipated. There is more enquiry for eas=imeves, at unitorm rates. Cloths move slowly, the scanty eupply and high | claims ot factors precliding large purchases. Flan- nels are quiet und without chan; Linseys are still eagerly sought after at 1759 18hc. Monse de laines | are not largely dealt in as yet. but will shortly come into general notice, and whea they do, we predict. for thema # rapid sale, tiniah. admirable stoek witt which they have furnished our market. Satinets are qaiet at oid rates. sparingly bonghbt at former prices. The foreign ary goods trade iv yet lees active than iu December we expected is would be now, but move #0 than it was tyelve months ago. ‘The preseace of a large supply does not impair the desu to purchase, for it is very revival of de- mand will occasion > <p ition for desira- and perhaps raise their intrinsic worth. “taines are freely oflered, and will sow elisit more notice, thouch the remembrance of the Ulsnceess of thia deseriyAion of manatactares lat year y prevent beavy or speculative operations. Blankets ave acarce and wanted ; aeveral comtracte been tormed ahead of the delivery of these eles, at yery full rates, the presumption being that Cloths are | ity of domen- pri those prevalent om the other side. coming more active, and from the se tic ainake, it is probable that imported stytes will tind greedy buyers Igher rates. cnasimers st abundant. The finer wad heavier Kinds @ doeskins ave in hetder supply, and held fi : ny. Ginghames are in fair request, and sell fromy ry satisiactory i erly purehased at current prices; lawns quiet. The public sales which take and to-morrow, absorb the attention of de is likewise to be remarked that has partially superseded the imy judging from the comparative designs of the ward command a tgs, both for the superior quality u, we think it will hencefor- erence. We are very glad of eof our accomplished fatigable manufacturers, that of our national re- pute, It is a triunpl of native skill, which all classes of Americans ought to exuit in, aud one which will we hope, coon be achieved in every other branch of our manutactures. Prints are much depressed. ‘The im- ported kinds do not eqnal in any respect our own productions, which have and will retain their popn- a , fe aban 7 420 53 _9)205 30 , 17,707 82 $65,070 OF FLAX. 36 $4,560 9 1,588 2 a6 4 $6,651 50 10,246 ay Tae 16 $703 ya It is this | 1; woollen fabrics are in better re- | quest ; the recent severe weather has dissipated the | from the marked improvement | in the goods offered, both as regards texture and | The Ballandrale, Hamilton, Manchester, and | Qeinnebang companies deserve great credit for the | Tweedsare | tis | her will go opin wa corresponding ratio with | The Governor of Michigan, in his message to the Legislature, describes the financial condition of the State as healthy and encouraging. The following statement shows the resulta for two years: — Freaycrs ov M0 Recarts axp Expaxprrenss. The amount in the treaSury Nov. 30, 1850, was $35,300 27 Receipts during the fiseal year , ++ 414,300 18 Available means The expeuditares fo perie Balance in treasury Noy. 30, 1851. Receipts during the last fircal year Available meanaes.. ccc. ces The expenditures for the same pertod. Balance in the treasury, Noy. 30, 3882 ‘Sy cnet and fundable debt of the stat , 1862 ; The specitic taxes for 1851 were......-+ “ rn 186: eer 2307, 27717 30 85,864 71 The Governor recommends provision being made for a sinking fond. It is also recommended that the Legislature take into consideration the propriety of enacting a general banking law. It is estimated that the nunber of foreign bank uotes in circulation in the State is $3,000,000; domestic, $600,000; specie in actual circulation, $500,000--making an aggre- te of $4,100,000. om + Stock Exchange. $8000 US 6's '67..,...119%4 7300 do, 120 1000 U S$ 5n # 1003, 2000 Erie Ist M B.s3.116 7000 KE R2d Mt Bds..111 7000 E R Con Bas “71.103 7000 BR Cy Bds 762. 1003, 500 Virginia 6's ....110 12 shy Del&ltud Ca 16 Bank America. 20 Knickerbocke: 50 Obio Life & Ty 50 Morris Canal . ‘a 60 Manhattan Gas8e.110.% 10 Williamsburg Gas. 105 100 Edgeworth Id Co... 65/ bONJ Zine -b30 201 do 200 L Island RR. 100 Oe 125 Florence & Keypt. 100 do 30, 1 200 do 100 Mirai Oss «oases 100 Nie Transit ( iO * 100 | 100 450 200 300 de. 10 Harlen 150 Stonington Ri ting RR ts a do... 110 Hudsoo River RR. 74 100 ad ? $10000 F RR 50 shs Han 200 Cary Tinpt Co 1 ver Bk. , 104 W560 300 100 Harlem RR. 250 50 Hud Ri¥RR, | 100 Cumb Goui 100 do. 100 Parker Coai¢ 50 Nor & Wor RR +b BRAY Tb1s 8834 do. 100 dow... 100 L Island RR. at 50 ‘ 300 Phenix Min © 100 do... | 100 Penn Coal Co 100 Florence d& Keypt. 1755 200 N J Zine... .2060 13% | 200 do., 5 cry TRADE REPORT. Fremay, Jan. 218 P.M. ASHES appewred quiet, Dat firm. The sales embraced 50 bbls. at $4 624g for pots, and $575 for pearls, per 100 Ibs. BwESWAX.—American yellow was in good request, a! 27 ye. per Ib., cash. the publication of the Kuropa’s unfavorable news, since which very little has heen done to demonstrate the con- dition of the market, which may open to-morvew heaviness and Ianguor. ‘The day’s operations eompriced 12,200 bbls. fine rye, at $4 50; superfine ilo. at 84 76: sour, at $4 814; a $49: superfine No. 2, at $493% a $5 0644; ordinary to choice State, at $5.50 a $5 68; mixed to fancy Western at $5 6244 a $5 8114; common to good Ohio and Southern, at $b 684g a $5 874;; fancy jenesee and Ohlo, at $575 a $5 9524; extra Western, at 35 99% a $6 37 xtra Genesee, at $587, | and tancy Southern, at $6.a $7 per bbl. Wheat was less | active, the high claims of owners and the discouraging | English accounts retarding transactions, which reached, during the day, but5,000 bushels Western whi SLi, 200 Long Island red, at $1124 a $115." Ry in demand, at 90a 91c. per bushel. Barley displaye greater animation aud firmness, Some 7,500 bushels common to prime two and four rowed realized 70 a 74c. per bushel. State and Western oats were in better de- mand, at 504 42¢. per tmshel. Corn was plenty ant jer, ‘The sales consisted of 38,000 bushels new South: rn white and yellow, at 70 a Coreg was in more request, at full pi inchided 1,000 bags Jaya, at 11 and 100 Maracafbe, at 91,6. per Ib. The business Mm Rio, at 9 Corrox.—The sales toay were 2.100 bales, at firm prices. The Niagara’s advices wore anticipated, and, ag we bave no stock, we eannot decline, or hesitate in our mneyements, We quot SinieT LivERvoon CLASerercarION. Orlean Oher Atlantic. and Teas. Gulf Ports. Inferior. : — a pa Low to Good Ordinary, 9 sal0 91010 ow to Good Middling. 10°, a10%/ 1WialO% Fair to Fait vUL atl 3g Waly Fully Fair to Gooa fa ing Nominal. Whole «tock in the ¢ T Fixn.—Dry cod and 1 1,600 bbls. led. herring realized $4 2o—an ady Freicurs.—The news by the Niagara | ments for Liverpool nts were firm at previo of wheat were reported Op | gement: ‘To Lande + to Aurtratia, 1,000 bbls. flour were engaged, at $ | some ing isted for charters to the same pla + Rates to Califor ite steady, at Sie. a Bie. 8 To : . at $8 and $10. heen made of 150 boxes lay 25 bules Langued lo. on*private tera s have sud 100 bags pwc ay-—River was in y 1a $1 12%, per 100 Ibs, fuled quiet, but teady. The artes were checked chiness of the stock and the tinnness of holder 1 $1404 $160 for American undressed, and $150 a $200 for do, dressed, per ton. It was said that oo lange movements axe likely to oecur eve the new /exoy t y limited demand to-day, at han per in t ior 200, a arce and quiet, at #2 3734 pe ugh being in small supply, dectined in the estimation of holler ettured to-day finding a purel Mor assem out de. per bbb, having been $1 124; for common Rockland, without net. We have only to notice c. per gallon, es 6 200 bbi nil short time. pirits of tury ought. at Te, por gallon. Other articles were held te high to be dealt in with freedom. y's busines ombrae nn; and 200 baskets oi Vork tinued to fever v0 bbls, in lots, at $16 for old prime; | $18 Th for old mess: $14 4 f pain eared shoulders and bir Re. amd 10% 6. a 10%. per tb. ‘Th at Ws #118, | Wi Ace.—Sales by anetion, by A. 1, Bh | ty second sicwet, 190 foet from Ninth a BHM lo sixty fonrth street, 186 feet «100.5, $455 each; Ldo Ferty 1 from Sixth avenue, 26x98.9, $5.00; Ldo Futy ot between Fitth apd Sixth avenues, 262100, $085 filth wirect, 175 fect west of Ninth avemue 1x08.9, with two hon-es on, one a four story ylck, and ihe other « two story frame house, $4,400, There have been 100 tiepers digpoved of, al #3875 a $4194 per Tbs sya, —We heard that 50 Herees clover were purchased at 1080.4 1530, per Ib., onsh Soay.—Abont 40 boxes Oaetile changed hands 9 10 per I! SVs, Sales the Toade of 600 bite. Jersey and prison whixke 5 a 260. per wal tive: (0 hhds. were sold ys covade, which composer the Insine ¢. for old Porto Riva, of which # few lots were bought, Timacco,—Sales of 200 hhds, Rentueky yore reported within the we of from Je. to § n Wor tock of this arth past week were limited. Tt is pr te het enough of the finer qualities now in the country to carry roanulacturers through to shearing time, and some hold ere expect an advance; bat the heavy import of goods, xd ynremuaerative price of the domestic art rates. American qualities ha hin fourt not be on Yeare &# WE Present, aud most | people Think the meximuyin has not yet been reached, Bueapstures.—Flour was active and firto previous to | B A uit of newly and ith closets, at meats, will be let to respectable of the season. Aen on AB ls i asta Tha ose RE AVERLEY HOUSE, 697 BROADWAY,.—THE SUB- seriber begs leave to inform ‘his friends that he has two fine suites of rooms just yacant, whieh he would be happy to treat with parties for, J. W. KENALLs FOREIGN LADY, HAVING A TOUSE IN TRE ieinity of Union’ park, with all modera tinprovs- ments, will rent her rooms, elegantly furnished, with board, and the best of medieal attendance and nursing, to ladies in delicate health. Letters strictly coniidential, Address Mme. E. D'U., Broadway Post Office, PARTMENTS TO LET, VIZ.;—A PARLOR AND BED- room, with bath attached, on second fioor; » parlor with two bedrooms adjoining on the third tloor, and attic bedrooms, to let to gentlemen, with breakfast if required. References exchanged. Apply at No, 183 Bleecker street, west of Broadway LADY, RESIDING IN A HANDSOME ROUSE IN the ‘upper part of this city, wishes to meet with a gentleman who would advance her five hundred dollars, and for it receive good board, pleasant rooms, and the comforts of an agreeable hom). Communications must state where an interview is to be had. Address J, B.S., Union nquare post office, confidentially. LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM, ON: SHOOND oor, to Jet, with; beards also, » frost poens, hand: domely furnished, on third fioor, Hot aud cold’ baths, Apply st 187 Kast Broadw: A FEW SELECT BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO- < dated with pleasant rooms and board, at 187 Henry For further particulars inquire of R. &. BUNCE, Hall, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. OARDING.—A LADY LIVING VERY RETIRED, 8 dosirons of necommodating a lady, or lady and mtleman, with a pleasant room, end board for the lady ly. ‘The location is most desirable, being in the vieinity of St. Mark's place. Persons of quiet and retived habits may addrevs C. M. @., Broadway Post Ofice, OARDING, AT NO. 44 BARCLAY STREET.—A GEN tlemah and his wife, and three or four sing men, can be genteelly accommodated with pleasant handsomely furnished rooms, with permanent or transient board. Reference exchanged. OSRD WANTED—FOR A FAMILY, CONSISTD of a gentleman, lily wife, four amail ehildren, aga a single gentleman. Three furnished rooms sre want in a private family, where there are no other boarders taken. None others need apply. Addrese T. P. R., box 784 Pont Office. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR two or three single gentlemen, can be accommodated with furnished rooms and board. ‘The house is fitted up with modern improvements, warm and cold baths. Ap- ply ut 162 Sullivan street, one door from the earner of Houston. } OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR two or three single gentlemen, can be aceommodated with board at 99 St. Mark’s place.” Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, on first and second floors. Kighth street | Tompkins line of stages pass the door. OARDING.—tWO GENTLEMEN CAN BR ACCOMMO- | lated with desirable rooms and board, at No. 624 Broadway. AN ELEGANT PARLOR, WITH TWO OT D th into it, suitable for a amall family, or single gentlemen, can be had at No. 3 Lavoy place, “Mloecker street. Rats and closets ou the sume oor. | FROARDING—AT 345 1 | unt | Kingle gentlemen, in this eommodious house, where the comforts of » home can be enjoyed, with the advantages | of a hotel. Transient board, $125 per day. Bae th nished, to wile, or two single go 1. Apply at No. 8 ADWAY.—FURNISHED OR and his and re- O¥S WANTED IN A DRY GOODS CASI JOBBING store.—Thee or four lads, from sixteen to eighteen wanted in a large establisliment of the above kind, where their chances of improvement will bo | good. Salary first year, Those living with their | parents, or from the country, preferred. Address box 121 Post Office, stating all particulars. KE SINGLE gentlemen can obiain neatly furnished apartments, ial board, in a private family, where the comforts ‘a home may be enjoyed. House new, and location de- | sirable and conver it to both South and Fulton ferry stage routes, Apply at No, 3 Ehn place, two doors from Fulton avenue. ~A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES to obiain partial board in either a private fumily or boarding house; room with fire required; situation down town—not higher up than Broome + . References given. Please address R. J., Post office, box 1,987. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, with furnished room, in « private family, where the lady can bave her meals sent to her room. Address . M. C., Herald office, let, with board, ina quiet respectable family, a front | and back parlor, with a betroom to cach, unfurnished, all connected. on the second tor, to a tamily of not niore than four persons. Apply at 22 Grove stract, or store 806 Pearl street. ROOMS, WITH BOARD, CONVENIENT NO sé down town, at $3 and upwards. Apply at y street, third street above Chamber: OARDING.—GENTLEMEN CAN BE_ACCOMMODATED with full or partial board, at 76 Warren stroei. OARDING.—THREE Olt FOUR GENTLEMEN accommodated with good furnished rooms, tog crseparate. Breakfast and tea if required. and © fort, with the best of attendance. | and gas throughout the house. Apply to MRS. MEDHCRST, 541 Houston street. OARD.—AGED OR INVALID GENTLE ing good care and constant attention, inodated with pleasant, comfortable rooms by addre: W. A., Herald office, OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGH D> gentlemen, or gen commodated with bourd ar 116 Columbia street Bath rooms an be we Inguire at *ARLOR ON THE with ne oF two sh by applying at 81 Frankl A RSY FLOOR, without partial board, le gentlemen, may be obtained sireet, afew doors from Brow! way. xeutiemeu | JQURNISHED ROOMS TO LEP At j A handsome parlor, and bedroom attached, with or without breakfast F NISHED ROOWS TO LET—1 LARGE, COM fortahle parlors, on the second floor, well furnished, io one or more single gentlemen, witkout board, noe terms, Apply at 461 Broome street, frou 12 to o'clock. QURKISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT MRAL gentlemen only, at 84 Walker street, x few st of Broadway. 2 WILLIAM STREET.—GENTLEMEN CaN ns well furnished, good beds, plenty of in good order, at $1 25 to $4 wee Reading room, refactor is, and is doing a good businese. house bas 300 J ol RY DESIRABLY FURNISHED, WITH | Sa. strict attendance, ina private fomily, with or with 7 brewkfast. The house has all the modern improve ‘Those wishing » private, ina comfortable , will please wpply by rete 0 Comfort, Herald | Bedding, and 2h cents nightly. WITH OR Wriht » persons of quiet convenient totwo FURNISHED ROOM TO LE board, or two unfurnished, hate wt 119 First aveni pete OR FOUR GENTLEMEN GAN BE ACCOMMO. dated with good room: dinner on sundays, im a pri Pwonty-third street. between F References required. Address F, te family. mt and Second avenues, box SY Post obice. TAREE YOUNG GRNTLEMEN, et, reapectable house, in or near TANTED—BY rd, ino Bond er Fourth st. | lower than Grand. nent residence is wished. Terms to be moderate, as a perma Address F. B Herald attice. WY ar aa TWO GENTLESIEN, A FURNISHED room, in « private fall | Breakfast oud tea desired, Post Ofer Adds WHTANCT tent oa. is the latent certitica qualities of these often tried and never-failing safes :-— Cisewnan, Dee. 23, Robert M. Patrick, Faq.— Dean Sir—Henring that you have recently engaged in the manufacture of the Gayler Solumander Safe, I take plea snre in informing you that I have learned by experience teat they are a first-rate article, 1 had one in use at the lime my siore was burnt, April 17, 1852, which I purchased four years > in the store was burnt, to the ai 000, except the sale and contents, whick weve all preserved, al- { though exposed for upwards of twelve hours, in the hot- test portion of the fire, Everything around the safe was | destroyed: but the books and’ papers, when takep from | it, were noveven damp, Yours, respectfully \ im. Boner. UU sizes, auitable for merobants, bonkers, jew offices, steamboats, de. fire and thief proof loots, plate chosts for private fanillinss &e., sale, and made to order, at the depot, 90 Job «tweet, corner of Gokl, by ROBERT M. PATRICK. LEGAL NOTICES. OUNT VERNON.—I DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE 10 owners of property im the town of Fast Chow Hlages of Mount Vernon, East and West Mount Ver- non, that [am prepared to ree the tax, as per aasens- ment,for the town of Kast Chostor, at Keene's Fourteenth Ward Hotel, corner of Grand and Ekvabeth streets, on ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. Honcw oP. AMOS JUDSON, Coltortog N ished apartments, suitable for famitios or | OARD AND ROOMS IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.—T0 | Cleantiness | ), sleeping rooms in the third story, for single | breakfast and tea, with | Location on | ts, or any other airy street, not | | ARE CHA | Reine IAPR APRA —OOAL AND TIMBER LANDS FOR sale.—Ten thousand acres of valne- ites of iron ore, of ith a xteam saw mill, large house, and uses, allin perfect order, will be sold feaeh harepin. Also, for sale, three thou- moat derirable bituminons coal lands in ivunia, vituated near the Hne of the in Clinton eouuty. MLEL.DON, 85 Nassatu streets oR SALE, FOUR LOTS ON > Sixty-second street, very desir- ably situated, for $4,000; twelve lots on Sixth avenue and 120th street, for $6,000; three four-story houses on Seventh avenue; well situated, for $5,000 each; four-ant- a-half aeres of land, on Wyman avenue, in New Rochelle. of Washington for $18,000, rent DON, 85 Nassau stroet. VERY UNCOMMON CHANCE.—A BONA FIDF, profitable, and pleasant travelling business to be $75,00 ‘tim! and superior quality, several tena nt the Btate Sunberry and Rrie A disposed of, without any doubts or uncertainties of suc- vess, as the party, previous to purchasing, may pass two or three or “more weeks with the advertiser, to acquire a knowledge of the business, and then Beet it he please. Price $800. respectable, and sui fora single man or married couple. Alter defraying all he profits are from $40 to $100 per week. For re detailed particulars apply personally to Mr. HAR- (OTT, at the Broadway Host office. vail thes te aba HEAP FARMS FOR SALE—ONE OF FORTY-TWO acres, with house, barn, fruit, &e,, eighteen miles from this city; of one hundred and sixteen acres, house, barn, frait, stock, and crops, for $3,200; one of thirty-five acres, house and barn, near railroad, for 2,000; one splendid country seat, of thirty-two acres, twenty miles from this city, in Westchester county, half # mile from railroad; and three hundred farms for sale or trade. Terms easy. A. SERGEANT, 15 Wall street. |AMPHENE AND LAMP STORE FOR SALE—NoW doing w very large business. For particulars inquire 6. W. BUSTERD, 981 Third avenue. (CORNER GROCRRY STORE FOR SALE OR 70 LET— The three story brick house and grocery store, No. 47 Carmine street, corner of Bedford etreet, with stable in the rear—a firet rate stand for business.’ It will be sold on very accommodating terms, or leaved to a good tenant fora term of years, Apply to WH. H. TENNY, 141 West Thirteenth street. RUG STORE.--FOR SALH. TI STOCK, FIXTURES, nd good will of a retail drug store, elegantly fit , now doing @ prosperous business, and capable of being much inereased: the loeation ix in the midst of a donse population. For terme apply to WILLUAD I, SPEER, 174 Front atree XCEILENT CHANCE.—THE GREAT JONES STREET House, with stock and tixtures, for sale cheap for ash, containing bab and billiard rooms, and accommoda- tions for boarders and lodgers; also an unexpired lease of six years from the Ist of May, the proprietor having other business which compels him to sell. Apply immediately. wnnnnnnnnnnnnnrnn anna ane AAA A 0G STORE FOR SALE—A NEW AND NEATE) D* well stocked with chemica in, a vetee ries in ove of the prctra itberones fares, and business, which mi - per attention rently inereaeed. Apply at No. 61 avenue. SALE—A BRICK HOUSE, THREE STORIES, RASH ment and under cellar, fitted up with gas, bath rooms, water closets, and all the improvementse—the oitnr+ and walls are beautifully painted im freavo. ‘The lot fronts on two streets, and the in connect« with public, sewer, The street ix next Broadway and below Bles Yor particulars euquire of HOMERSIORGAN,No.1 Pino st. SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A COFFER taurant and hotel, situated near Broadway, ons Daei- ness street, with an unequalled opportunity to make fortune. Vor particulars, anply to BENNEIT & WALKER, 234 Wall street, I SALM—THE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES, OF A retail liquer store, in Wall street; one of the bot stands in the city t Awirens ake money. Terme easy. URNITURE.—WILL BE SOLD AY A BARGAIN, 29 Beekinan street—oflice and counting house desks, stools, tables, cuabions, chairs, lounges, couch beds, ma-> rockeys, bureaus, wardrobes, , caryets, tete-a-tetes, hair and: bu , feather beds, 600 bedsteads, 100 dozam office and cooking stoves. Furniture purebased by inetal- ments. ; RON SND WOODEN LEACH TUBS FOR SAREALL, of large capacity, and in perfect order. Rec: ply to be seen to command attention, Address A Flonaiet oftice, 10 SILVERSMITHS.—FOR SALE CHEAP—4 COMP LENE: et of tooly for manufacturing silver, Buvier, des- sort, fish and fruit knives. Also, ‘to det, a workshop, 25 by 42 feet, on second floor. Apply to. MERRIFIELD & ADA N, © fatopen ele wholeene aad rfaill fistores of aw! retail)liquar st Of the beet stands in the city fore whale and grocery and Kquor business, Apply on premises, 34 Spring «treet. ’ 7 "FS SOCTIROURS AND CONGREGATIONS, —FOR, SALE-— ‘twenty lots of ground, equal to sixty plots, hituated within the boandary of Greenwood Cemetery, 1. 1, on the most clevatel and pictureaque partof tful Burying place, and near the Pilot’s Monument... rther particulars, inquire of HOMER MORGAN; No. 1 Pine gtreet, or of Mr. O'CONNOR, 13 Reade street, New York, from ten to three, o’clook. Io ANTS REGIRERD SOE TAILOR’S STORE TO LET; IN AN EX@PLLENT up town thoroughfare—a | yr rising custom trade ; to which may be advantageously added the ready.made trade. The store is large and light. Fixtures good, Rent Aen $500, cash, required, Address Draper, Herald office.” OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A custom tailoring establishment, ‘The business for Inst year amounted to over $8,000. To an expert man, with $1,500 eapital, this is an excellent opportunity. The present proprietor’s health being yrecarious, he is obliged to sell out. Addvess B, D., Hocald office. } FF SALE IN BROOKLYN, AT A MODERATE PRICE, pr and on accommodating terms, the three story j | brick house and lot No. 160 Court street, next to the | southwest corner of Baltic street. The lot ix 25 by 100 feet, | and the house iv in good repair, and well planned. Also, the two story cottage, No. $1 Butler strect, near Hoyt, The lot #20 by 100 feet. and the house is in Apply to HENRY st SON, 270 Pearl L pi nt Fe SALE—THY TWO HOUSE AND 1 North Moore street, near Greenwich street. ‘The lot ix 2% feet front, 873; feet deep. There ix a two story brick house, with «kite roof, on the rear of the lot, and frame building on the front; is now rented for $500 a year, but ean be improved so as to pay a large rental; if not sold at private sale, will be sold st auction, at the Merchants’ Exchange, by Anthony J. Bieeoker, on the 2ath inet. Apply to GEO. W. WELSH, 244 Greenwich reet. . OR SALE—CHEAP, FOR CASH, ONE OF THE BEST stands iu Broadway. ## an oyster-saloon, now doing A good business, near the New Haven Railroad depot. Satisfactory references will be given for selling. Inquire at No. 412 Broadway, botyeon one and four o'clock. Fr SALE—SIX YEARS LEASH OP HOUSE 61 WALK- er street, 100 feet woxt of Evondway, Inquire on the premises. WOR SALF.—A BARGAIN.—AN FOCENTRIC POWER press, about 800 Ibs. weight. It is new, and in per- der. Itwill be sold cheap, the owner having no it. Apply at No. 60 Vesey séreet, fourth story. (OR SALE—TWELVE FINE RING CTRCUS HORSES— four ponies, well broke, with canvas, wagons, har- nies, amd all the paraphernalia necessary Yor a first rate cireus—formerly Johnson & Co's, ‘To be sold, the whole or & part, tosuit purehasere. JOSEPH CROSBY, Bridgeport, Ct. R SALE-THR STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A liquor store.—There are reetitying tubs in good Jer, with overy opportunity for carrying on a large bu- siness. This is a good chance for a pergon wishing to start the business, It will be sold ata bargain. Sick- ness in the family is the eause of selling out. Apply at the corner of Carll and Willoughby streets, Brooklyn, OR SALE—FOUR LOTSON FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET, | between Fifth and Sixth avenues ; &fteen lots on Hity-seventh etreet and Lexington avenue ; four lots on | Broadway and Vifty-fourth street ; four lots on Thirty- seventh street, between Fifth and ‘Sixth avenues ; about | five acres of land on Kingsbridge road and Harlem river ; ten acres in Ravenswood. Apply to JAMES A. SIMONS, Chambers street, ft 2 to SP. (OR SALE—THREF HOUSES AND LOTS ON DOWN- ing street, paying 12 percent ; a valuable lot on Seventeenth street, between Irving place and Fourth avenue ; @ three tory honse on Twenty-cighth street, between Fourth and Madison avenues, $6,500. Also, a three story house on Twenty-cighth atreet, near Lexington avenue, $5,500; a three story house on Tenth street, $5,500 a fine house on Twenty-seyenth street, $12,000, Also, one on Twenty-fifth street, $10,000. B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, 2 to 7 P.M. FOURTH BLOCK FROM wae houses and lots, Nos. ool hone in rear: each se can remain on bond FE OF LOT 68 feet use for | FF" SALE—IN BROOKLY! | uiton atrect, two. food nd 75 Tillary street, with a by 100. One L and mortgage. i ‘OR SALE—T! TOCK AND FIXTURES OF A SEGAR josated down town. Has a good ran of custom, and been doiny a good ané profitable business for thelast six years. Will be sold ata bargain. Apply at [No. 8 Clinton court, office No. 1,| 13 Beekman street, | near Nassau. | JQIOR SALE OR EXCHANGE | property, situated in | Westchester county, one hour’ | oat from the three good dwell Rk CV'Y PROPERTY— & flourishing village in by the cars or steam consisting of a store, bakery, and houses, all new, The above are let paying » band-eme per centage on to C. T. HOWES, 83 Nassau street. QiOR SALN—A WELL KNOWN AND ESTABLISHED restaurant, oyster saloon and bar, near Broadway aud the Herald ‘office. ‘The location ie unsurpassed in New York for the business, and it will be sold on rea- sonable terms. Apply to ©. B. HOWES, 83 Nacsan street. OR SALE A BARGAIN—A HOTEL, STOCK AND ve for three years und three months. ‘The proprietor is in other busi- OR SALE—HOUSE AND LEASE OF 10T NO. 55 North Moore street, near St. John’s park. Lot 25 By 8734 feet ; house 2b by 40 feet, three stories, with en- cloked plaza, two attic rooms, ‘and all the modern im- If not sold at private sale before the 27th, be sold at auction, at the Merchants’ Ex: proven i will that da: | ehange, at {2 o'clock, by Authony'J. Rleceker. Apply to SAMUEL METTLEK, No. 65 North Moore street, | or Ne. 64 Dey strect. OK SALE—ABOUT FIFTY SOAP FRAMES, NEARLY ade of tire, quality white pine plank, clear aud in test rate order; a rare chance for any nt, Fes they will be sold at a reduced price. to H., Herald offi | person in w Apply by not D.—FOR SALB, IN THE PLOURISHING | village of West Mount Vernon, a most eligible corner ith « frontage of 310 feet § inches, wt the low price | uch & bargain ravely oceurs. Apply at 196 | riy- first atrept, New York city. | JMPORTANT TO COUNTRY CHURCHES AND CONGRE- ' ‘ations.—For sale-A fine tasty cet of ornamental fix- | tures, highly adapted toadorn a chore, and consisting of T large chandalier, with 21 lights; 4do. de. 14 lights each; 18 branches, 3 do, de.: 8 straight do. standing, 3 do. do. | suitable for @ gallery; 17 single light branches, and 8 large | standing ebandeliers, For particulars apply te J. LEVY £ 00., 10}, Willian street, UN prep BARRIS AND HALY BARRITS—POR jour, KugMr, eerment, ko.—a of extra | and one that wil not sliriaiy sundfastured awa for oat | No, 413 West wtreoty by W. HUMPHREY. ENT PAYERS—HERE 1S A CHANCE, IF TIRKD OF working for the landlords.—For sale, in the most healthy part of Brooklyn, ong in the vow ef eleven pretty | cottages, on Monroe street, near Gates and Bedford ave- nes; tw atery und basement, folding doors, neat: portico, | court yard. lrice, $1,400, Terms easy; will double in | value. Gates avenie stages pess withtm one hundred | yards of the premises. A PLEASANT AND LIGHT MANU- uy business for wale, w can be conducted ‘ther by ® laly or gentieman, and which pays a clear profit of from twenty to thirty dollars per week. The | work is done for wholesale ‘stores, Collections made | weekly, and any amount of work will be guaranteed to the person who may purchase this business, Entire satifaction will be given ow an interview. #150 cash re- | quire juire al 102 Nassau street, room 14, A RARE CHANCE.—T0 BE DISPOSED OF, cheap, an interest ina drag stove and physician's practice, in a rexpeciable location, doing a& ¢xeollent | business. Reason for selling, obliged to leave he eity. | Apply at Thayer's wholesale drug store, 319 Pearl «treet, TTPO GROCERS.—FOR SALB, THE STOCK, FIXTURES and lease for three , from May next, of the groonry, dwelling, stables, &e,, sitnated at No. 68 Bed. ford street, corner of Morton. | Apply on the premises, ANTED—BY A YORNG FRENCHMAN, AB | somely furnished room, with board, in a p American family: dinner at 6 o'slock uptown pi i addrow: F, | Offiee, etating terme, Ke. Twate M.,’and Iocation \, Box F826 Pont SMALL ROOM, WITH PARTIAL BOARD, WANT. ed, by a gentleman, ina private family, oz..whore there ace bat few Loarders. Terma must be anodezate. References exchanged. Address R., Herald office. etm handsome stores, in Pulton avenue near Clason @ nue, Brooklyn hborhood improving so fast tine chane , dry goods, hardware dea soon getung into a large and profitable buei- ness. Apply to a R. 1, CROOK, 22 Pine street, N ; (ETETAL PALACE —TAREE STORMS, TWENTY FIVE: by eighty feet, yet to lease in those eight buildings ig ewnstructed Sixth avenue, opposi D, WATSON, 60 Wail J OFTS TO LET—THR LARGE LOFTS IN THR NEW 4 store Ng, 0 Vesey street, corner of Chureh, witir iperior tight, finished in the best manner, with modora conveniences: well suited for « wholesale clothing house, being in the centre of extensive improvements that are being made. Apply to VAN DUSEN & JAGGER, ew Ye the orner of Fortieth street and Crystal Palace, Apply, to 2. PAR NO. 200 BROADWAY—FIRST FLOOR, to let or lease, on the southwest corner, 25 front and 100 feet deep, The lowest rent accepted, as au offer, is $8,000 per year. The future tenant will’ please give his real name, description of trade, as also his bank en's reference, if an answer to his pre-paid letter is re- quested, Address 200, eave of Mr. Goodenough, Alex. 7. Mewart & Co., Broadwiy. 0 _RENT—THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE NO. ¢25 Broadway. The house in 34 by 66 feet, and is suit able for a dwelling or business purpeses, Possession cau de had immediately. Apply at No. 21 Clinton piaee. T° LET. OR FOR SALE, IN EAST BROOKLYN—A neat two story frame cottage, with outbuildings, stable, &e., upon two full lots. Will be let cheap, or nold for agood mortgage. Apply to C. 8, UALMER, 166 West rireet, corner of Reade, up stairs. (0 LET—THP STORES 114 AND 116 CANAL STREET. They will be extended to 80 or 120 fect in length, or fou further extent a may be arranged. Apply to J CRAM, $0 Union square, ov 102 Wall street. 10 BE LEI—THE DRUG STORE NORTHWEST @ORNET avenue Aand Sixteenth street, the best situation north of Fourteenth street, east of Third avenue. Also, i ‘ach suitable for small families. Apply GE, No. 015 Secoud avenue, west corner ef FKOR Twentieth street. (0 LET—FIVE NEW BRICK BUILDINGS ON Pik tieth street, between Broadway and Eighth avenor Having all the convenience of Croton wator. AJso, a neat two story cottage in Yorkville, Apply betweek 12 and 3 P.M, to JAMES A, SIMOS Chambers street. Hi LEY OR LEASE, FOR A | handsome, large, new brick puitiing, 50 feet freat and 100 feet deep, situated in one Bf the best Wards for wonufscturing purposes, wijacent to several ferries ; height of stories, from 14 to 14 feet, including basement. It is admirabiy adapted for any business requiring steam power, and in fact, for any business requiring a saunch, roomy building. The sizantion is high and commanding, and weed only tobe seen to be appreciated. It will belet or leased to good tenant, ata fair price. Possession may be had of the principal part of the premises immediately, | and the entire buildimg from Ist Fobruary to Int May next. Address Lease, Herald Office. VET—NICB APARTMENTS IN HOUSE 346 FIQHTH ayenue, near Twenty eighth streot; also, 210 aud 216 Seventh street; also, 127 West Thirtioth ‘strect, near ighth avenue: also, 815 Greenwich treet, near’ Jane. House for sale dr to let, in Fast Brooklyn, on Bedford ave- nue, near Myrtle. Apply at the store, 346 Bighth avenro, next to Twenty eighth street. N.B.—A complete file al the New York Herakt for sale, Apply as above, 10 LET—A LARGE FRONT ROOM, TO ONE OR TWO persons only, in a quiet, genteel neighborhood, | within a few minutes walk of the Hudson River Railroad Apply 2t No. 20 Harrison stzeet. Rye OF YEARS —A NO PLAYER WISHES TO PLAY AT PAR- 2. T,, Horald office. EST AOLLAN AND BOUDOIR PIANOS MAY BE found at 207 Hroadway.—Hallet, Davis & Oo. 4 pianos, with woliane, are acknowledged the best for tone, and standing in tune, of any in the world, while Samuel Gilbert's boudoir pianos are the only ones which are sought after. Second hand pianos in great variety, cheap. Music and musical publications. Dealers supplied om libera! terme. Pienos to let. T. 8, BERRY & €0., 297 Broadway. HARES WHS, PROFESSOR OF THE PIANO- forte and thorough bass, informa his friends and the Public, thet he haw removed! from his late reaidenes in roadway to &4 Broadway, Holian Hotel, where he von« tinues to receive applications for inatenction, At home till 93, o'clock A. M,, and after 5 o'clock P.M. RS. SFGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC, M Ttalian and English, snerel and secular, haa dec to devote a few hours esch for the instruction of young ladies. | Mrs. Seguin willbe happy. to give,all in- formation concerning term it her residence, 80 White street, near Bioadwas, the hours of 16 and 11 A. M. each morning, mE A Pusiceer L Biitlen WoiUl moomtent, Pomme Te Jaques r, Would respectfztly aumounce to his friends and the pubii¢, that he has re i the extensive warerooms, No. 638 Brondway, (third door above Spring street, eecond floor,) for the sale of ' piano- fortes, melodeons, Ke. Those desirous of good and substantial instruments, tthe lowest possible Prices, would do well to call at the abore warerooms be. fore making selections elsewhere, as each instrn- ment is made by the mort celebrated , and warranted in every case to give entire sat . ‘Se- Fecond hanc! plunos tuken in exchange, or bought for eas GCHUBERTH & CO's, MUSIC DEPOT, 257 ROADWAY, New York, request the -publie to t their im” mense stock of music for voice, pians, onan, violin, vio- loncello, harp, orehewtra, text wlection in the , e,, betwien United States, of $100,000 nini strings for pe Orders for foreign ff American music JOLIA! PIANOFORTES.—T. GILBERT & 00.3 eclebrated pianofortes, with and without the #olian.—The subscriber, who is the sole agent im thi city for the sale of these instruments, (the repu which has become world-wide) is now prepared them at prices which, to those wishing to }, ean- be! a Ss bons Per mane l pape J tie at ob- faining pianos unsui |, © eq 5 of an: other buss in the city, he does not hesitate to say that he can present inducements to buyers not to be found elsewhere. He haa constantly om hand an extensive as- rortment of second-hand pianos, at bargains, which he fearlessly asserts will defy competition. Gilbert's elegant boudoir or cottage pianos, for smail rooms, Also, " leone, of Prince's and Cabart’s make. Grand molian and other pianos to let. HORACE WA" Broadway, corner of Anthony st., up staire. SPORTING, aS FOR SALE—TWO BLACK AND TAN TERRE D sluts, and three pups three montis old, very small, Also, one Seoteh terrier slut, first rate ratter. Also. » very hai young Trish netter di Apply SCR Chaopher oan mein * MATRIMONIAL, 10 WIDOWS AND OTHERS.—A YOUNG WIDOWER. T (a boss mechanic,) and posseasing property te the amount of $5,000, wishes to meet with « sensible, ic lady, possessing property or established business, who Would like to join her lot ‘with « steady, respectable man. No communications attended to unless with real name Px] = at i pag my and recresy may be re~ ied on reas ». Herald office, Ce Av} Feceived fo; three days, ne