The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1854, Page 6

BOARDING AND LODGING, Cee SS ae, | eee ee concen eee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL: errr MONEY MARKET: Tomsbay, Jan. 10—8 P, 4. ‘Mhe stock market opened and closed heavy this mora: img. There was no particular activity in any particular fancy, and prices were very feverish and unsettled. The market is still very weak, and may remain so for some @eys; butthere are no indications of any depreciation, ‘and holders appear able to carry their supplies forward Sor an indefinite period. The bears are strong and are making desperate efforts to deprees prices, knowing ful ‘well that their time is short, and if they do not succeed im Sarning the current in their favor within the next two or Mhree weeks, their chances are up for seme months, We abould not be surprised to see aheavy market for some @ays, and those who take advantage of the present de- Pression will not make any great mistake, At the first Board to-day, Canton Company advanced \{ per cent; Florence apd Keyport, 34; Nicaragua Transit, 1; amberland Coal, 34; Erle Railroad 34; Harlem 3é. New Jersey Zino declined { per cent; New York entra] Railroad, 1; Michigam Central, 5/; Cleveland and ‘Toledo Railroad, {. The transactions in mining stecks do not show any material variation in market val Railroad bonds have again become quiet. We notice a steady but gradual improvement in lilinois Central bonds, Bank stocks are more freely offered today, at lower prices. Nothing doing in State stocks. At the second board the market was much lower, and @loved heavy. There is no life in it, and the bulls and bears seem to be mutually disposed to let it remain dor mant. After the adjournment of the board the following sales 9f stocks were made at auction by Simeon Draper:— 96000 Terre Haute and Richmond RR first mort 7’s,.100 14,000 Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad 32.000 Pennsylvania fives, 1877... 6,000 Buffalo, Corning ard N ¥ Raiiros §,000 Columbus Pique and Ind Railroad do... 8434 80,600 Great Western Ill. Railroad do...) 973 $000 Vermont Valiey Railroad do... 61 48,00 do do. 9.21) 69 10, 900 Saratoga and Washington RR 90,000 do. 900 shares ‘Phoenix Bank, o 340 shares St, Mark's Fire Insurance The receipts at the office of the Assistant Tr ‘his port to-day, were $238,584 63; paid, $15,806; ba- lance, $2,742 708 56. The Knickerbocker Bank has declared « dividend of three and a hal’ per cent; the (ocean Bank @ dividend «f three anda half per cent; the Mechanics’ Bank, of Wil Hamsburg, three ands half per cent; the Paterson and Ramapo Railroad, a dividend of three per cent; the New Amsterdam Insurance Company, four per cent; the Home Insurance Company, ten percent. The Broadway Savings’ Institution and the Emigrants’ Industrial Sav- tags Bank, will pay the sem{-anuual interest on deposites oa the 16th inst., at the rate of #ix per cent per annum on wams of five hundred dollars and under, and at the rats of five per cent on larger sums; the Continental Insurance Oompany, five per cent. The steamship Africa, from this port fo: Liverpool to morrow, Wednesday, will take out about three-quarters of 8 million in gold, principally ingots, ‘The closing rates for sterling exchange to-day, ranged from 9 to 9}; per cont premium. The demand was limited. On looking over the Nicaragua Transit Company's semi Annual] statement, we were struck with the fact that @uring Mr. Vanderbilt's agency the company seem to have received from him out uf the earnings of the steam- @re only $49,000, and a credit on coal account for the sum Of $126,000, making altogether out of the earnings $175,000, On making inquiry in a proper quarter if our view of the statement was correct, we were astonished to ind that Mr. Vanderbilt had received from the company’s agents, ©. K. Garrison and William C, Templeton, about the same amount as he kad paid the company out of the earnings of the steamships, so that it appears Mr. Vao- Gerbilt had got the entire earnings of the steamships in hhis hands during the time he acted as agent. Some ides ean be formed of the amount from the fact that the re- port of the company for ihe last six months of the year, ‘ander the management of Mr. Charles Morgan, President, abow a clear profit of about half a million of dollars. The present board of directors are mont desirous of adjusting all the old unsettled scoounts with Mr. Vanderbilt or any ‘ene else, so that a clean account current can bs presented of past and future operations. No new difficulties are Mkely to arise. The business of the company now goes on mmoothy, and everyibing t* liquidated apd adjasted at omce, upon the principle that short accounts make long friends. We svvex a statemen! of the business at the bank slearing house since tt went into operation :— New York City Banks. earings. Balances Paid. 19,098 $7,189,291 117,371,196 6,301,007 105,626 544 115,556,121 109,381,644 119 896.471 99,438, 806 118,880,809 109.42 CimaninG Hovsy oF THN Weck ending Total October . § 6 384 938 5,940,820 6,150,091 105,860,625 9,200 Total thirteen weeks. .$1,438,670,323 378,805,758 The last annual report of the Reading Railroad Com: pany shows that the gross receipts for the year ending November 80, amount to $2,688,287 59, against $2,430,626 1 im the year 1852, showing an increase of $207,661 18. ‘The net profits show an increase over last year of $21 28. The following table ‘sill show the receipts from each Gepartment of business in 1852 and 1560, with the in READING RAILROAD. 1862 1853 430 29 $225,763 33 180,611 80 2,254,604 17 yy 617 00 5 ad mis pence 22.665 34 27,218 29 «= 4,062 95 Total ......606 $2,480,626 41 $2,088,287 59 $207,061 13 The gross rece pte for the year 1863, were. af 088,287 59 Working ex) $1, 1 53 Drawback, i 105'886 90 Net profit for the year. eases se ss, . 81,465,750 07 Interest for year... - 9871914 00 — — $678,888 23 Dividend fund. 786,861 84 Add dividend fund, 2,115 66 Total dividend fund. Dividends paid...... é Surplus dividend fund, The usual dividend of 354 per cent, in cash, on the pre- ferred stock, has been declared ; and, in addition, 154 per cent in stock out of the sinking fund. The annual meeting of the North Pennsylvania Railroad Company was held in Philadelphia yesterday, when the report of the Board of Directors was read by the President. The treasurer of the company also sabmitted a report, from which it appears that the reosipts into the tresaury of the company have beva... » «8507656 00 And the expeoditures..... . 345 429 71 Leaving ® balance in the treasury of $162,126 29 ‘The expenditures are composed of the following items: — Expenses, including priating, advertising, salaries, rent of office, fees of consul, &c., since the organization of $12,000 50 16,610 68 the company... Right of way, fencing, &e Engineering—Southern Uivision.. 8: Delaware — do Lebign do Susquehanna do Bridges, graduation, real estate Building No. 128 nut street. A dividend of 334 per cent om the preferred stosk and @ per centon the common stook has been declared. mak fag 7 per cent on each for the year; alto a dividend on both stocks of 1} ia common stock, out of the accumula tions of the sinking fund. The amount! of the publis debt of the United States ont standing on the Slet of December, 1868, the amount re eomed during the week ending Jan. 7, 1354, and the ont standing debt on that Gate, wore as amnexed:— Frovayces oF rus Usiren Srarm—Ucretaxning Lypenrapyiss. Outwancty Redeemed Dec. 81,185 Since $12,800 1,900 44,300 28,000 19, $19) 200 00 71,000 14,108'391 80 4,789,000 00 6,000,000 00 64,022,817 & 114,118 54 _ 114,661 64 vate citiee - 24,000 00 Total... $64,908,767 2 $18 964,476 067 62 ‘The operations of the week were interrupted by the ob servance of New Year's, The greatest recemption has been in the lengest loan FRO copcition of ithe Weetera May Mamachusetts) sinking fund on the lst of January, 1864, = = ba De 185! on the Slat of December er eee of that date........ 900s 59 been received di feo eae se There has been restive uring year, terests sesesceces 46 087 40 Contributions from Ws Railroad . 40,000 00 $361,493 99 Interest and dfvigends to date... e.essseeve 14,722 42 Stock Exehan, Treat, Jao, 10, 1854. og, me Ah rere 4 po see rome Cone Lee do.. 150 Guat S Coal Co..88 ice Erie lit ‘io Bag nt 300 mn 250 . ‘3 hes 200 i000 ie gai. 88 10634 200 1000 Hud R4dMge Bs 98 100 6000 Ill Cen R Bas... 8134 100 2000 N Y ConR Bds.. 937, 800 N 10 ahs Bk Commerce 105 bONY 10 Hanover Bank.s3 90 6 Erie 48 Metropolit’n Bk.s3 5 300 200 100 60 100 400 8 100 N J Zine ©. 95% 100 Caled’a Min Oo. Abs ala Key Co bio 83g °. Sie 47 sha Nor & WRK. 59% 9 Sea Rear Ca 4 8x 100 4 46 one 8% aig Been odie HR es 665 435 6636 436 100 do.......88 663% do......... 4 ,2lahaNY&NHRR 9936 217 Nic Transit Co..¢ 27 | 20shs Mich Gent RR 983; 19 do . 96% 40 she Mich Sou RR 117%; 150 do 27° 110 sha Clev &ToLRR 92 20 Penn’a { 040 vee 91K BECOND BOARD. $4000 TI Cen R Bas... 8144 100shs Nic Transit Co 28% 2500NY Cen RBde, 93° 100 = do...... 2635 6000 d0........ 937% 69% 1000 NY &'N Haven 59% 20 Mich 8 Conatie'a 102 160 Erle RR, 78 “ i7% 1% 34 11% 8035 80% 9844 986 Bas '66,. 6 shs Nassau Baok, 100 Canton Co.. ..b30 800 Gold Bilt Mine 25 Parker Vein C'l Co 2/0 Caledonian Mg Co 150 Nic Tranait Co... *30 eas 100 ao Mines and Mining. ‘Tvmspay, Jan 10—6 P. M. ‘The sales at the board were again large thia morming. Nearly a thousand Ulster sold from 2to 2%. Conrad Hill was in large demand; a sale of 2,000 shares, which took place in the street, will be found registered among the transactions of the board. Lehigh commanded 3, and sold at that figure at the brokers’ board. A slight im- provement in Gold Hill is perceptible in the large tales, at2%{, North Carolina continues to rise; five hundred shares wers disposed of, at 52, buyer 60. Fifty Manilou sold at fifty cents. There were plenty of bids that could not be satisfied. For Cumberland Coal, 347, were bid; for North American, 65; for Dama, 114; for Toltes, 1034; for National, 29; for Dolly Hide, 5, &c, St. Lawrence was offered at 10 cents; Hiwaseeo, at 4;, Douglas Hough- top, at 5; Mineral, at 7c ; Deep River, at 45c.; Ohio Land, at 5°; Jersey Little Falls, at 42¢; Phornix Gold, at Ki MeCulloch, at8%y. ‘The prospects of this latter company present # fine contrast to those of some we have mentioned. The McCulloch has recently liquidated the whole of its debt, ag well for land and mines ss for machinery, It hss plenty of money on hand for its works, and 35,000 shares of its own stock in its treasury; moreover, some $10,000 worth of gold, and about 100 tons of copper already stored in this city. At its mines, it has now five Chillan mills at work, and its engine erected; and expects very shortly to have ten mills, twenty head of stamps, and six amaigamators in full play. Tne supply of ore having been already ascertained to be far more than the company can exhaust for many years, the result can readil ferred. We understand that a been eunk on another vein on this company’s ‘and that the symptoms of developements are to lead to an expectation in certain quarters, that a new company will be formed to work it The change we anticipated in the direction of the Ulster Company, took place thie afternoon, and the following very Atrong board was put im :—Messra, Samuel L. Mit- i, Jonatban | Coddington J. Stewart, D M. Have- meyer, Edwip Ladlow. © Barkhelter and C. Savage MINING BOARD. Jay 10 1854 100 she Park’r Vein, b30 774 60 do Ulster...,.... 600 do Gold Hill, 4% 500 do do 0 2.00 do Conrad Hi! 300 do 60 do Manitou « 3g 800 do North a bd 200 do Potem: 1% 500 do do... .b60 5% 500 do Lanigh 2 fine... 8 CITY TRADE REPORT. Torspay, Jaauary 10—6 PM Asiies—There were 250 bbls. dispo-ed of, at $5 624; fur pots, and $5 9: $6 for pearla, per 100 Ib:. Baeapetorea. Wonk wan 10 wl belakee request, at ad vapeing rates. The 09 hb ordinary to choice 7 81%; mixed to fancy Western at $7 68% « $7 813; and other qualities at proportionate figures. Nothing new ocourred in Canacian. @ sales of Southera amounted to 3,800 bbls fat yesterday's quotations, Rye flour was unaltered. There were 1,200 bbls. Jersey corn meal reported sold, to- day, at adout $3 75 Wheat varied little. The day's business consisted of 9000 busnels prime Southern white at 61 90; 6,000 do Jersey red at $1 99. and a lot of choice Dutchess county do., (raised by D. O. Ward,) at $1.90. Seles of 17,600 bushels rye transpired, inclu ing 7,600 on the spot, at $1 18 a $119, from the railr depot, snd $1 43 delivered; with 10,000 do., to arrive, on private terms. Barley was rare, and held at 873¢0. * 23,0. per bushel. No important change appeared in oats, Corn was doing better. The day's transactions reached 28,000 bushels, at 78¢. a S0c for New Jersey; and yellow 82c. 8c for old mixed; and 830. a or oid round yellow Cartir — Al AUerton’s Washington Drove Yard —Ottered, tosday, 2,069 beef cattle; cflered during the week, 3.125 We sudjoin the returns for the week in detail, together with the section of the country whence the supplics came — MPRP CATTLE. Head. By the Hiudeon River Kix 693 il Head. From N.Y. State, on foot 247 irgt * Komtucky, omens, 107 le on foot. OTH By Erie Rajlroad—Sheep — at Nev ducers on fact 28 stock. By Harlem, ‘ ani Prices.—-Buainess hai been pretty active d ring the week, and prices remain firm at 5 w i0 cents, according to quality Cows and calves from $25 to $45. Veal calvesde to 7c per lb, Sheep $4 to $10. ‘At Browning’s.—At market, 367 bosves, 63 cows and Leroi and 9,786 sbeepand lambs. Prices of beeves, from .c. to #40" per Ib.; cows and calves, from $25 to $45 & sik: sheep, (rom $3 to $6—some extra brought as high as $5; lambs, $276 « $3 60 to $5. All sold, At ‘Chamberlain's. (Hudson River Bull’s Head )—Offer. ed. 300 beef cattle, 30 cows and cows and calves, 25 veal calves, end 5,200 sheep and lambs. Prices—The beeves all sold at from 7346. to 10¢., agin quality; the cows and calves, at from $25 » $40 to $65; veals, from be. to 7c. per lb’; sheep and lambs, $3 a $4 60. At O'Brien's, (No 9 Sizth dred.) —Oa sale, 110 beeves and 26 cows and calves Tne beevea ail sold at from $7 to $5 66 to $10 per ewt., and the cows and calvos at from $25 vo $40. RECAPITULATION Beeves. Cows and Calves Sheep. Alierton’s wo 1 $0! 2788 8,200 Increase Corrox was very dull bales, s# follows:—For export, to xpeculators, 51. Quotations same as yesterday. Corvaz.—There were 960 bags Rio sold at 12c. per Ib Frmonts —Rates continued firm for Liverpool, about 4,300 bales of cotton were eogeged at °\d., part compreased, with » smali lot of 100 bales st 6-16d. | 7,000 bushels grain, at 113¢d, » 12d, in bulk aod in ship's bage and 1,000 bbls. flour, at Ss. 6d. To Antwerp, : cargo of a . Giaagon, 1,500 1,600 fornia, rates ranged at oid prices, a to 600. per foot. To Barca flour was caneged at 950, and wheat at 240 per bi Favrt.—Sales’ of 1,900 boxes wet dried rush rattan were bought at S50. a #7 ne. e. by shippers, and 9256. # $1 by looal dealers, per ag? —Seoteh pig was quiet, and held at $98 9 $92, six montha, pe: Lax “Rockiand was tn better demand at $1 for com- mon, aad $1 975, for lump, Honny,—Some 43 tieroes Seu a canaged hands, part ie and about 20,000 bushels of rye was some 16 or 20 tierces of rice as 600. bbls flour were engaged at 3a 6d., ‘and 1,000 ‘0 po bond, at 45. per gallon MOLASSES les of 500 Dbis. New Orleans were effected at 200 per gailoa, Naval Stones —We heard that 200 bbis spirits of tur- buyers at 62i<0., short credit, per gallon. Erato turpeotias naa rorin were as last a Ons.—Crude was offered at 66c a 67 $1 80 for») tales of 100 a 72¢. Other kinds were unchanged. Provanows.—Pork was more freely offered, and cheaper. The day's sales included 540 bola. here, at $14 €2)¢ for new mess; $13 26 for ol! do.. which was sab sequently obtainable At $13 1234; and $12 26 a $12 37% for old prime, with 1,000 bbla new mess, to arrive by the Pickled meat remain ei, About 1,060 boxes Westera mitdles, #t of Mareb’ at private bargain. cs terms, Some 200 bbls. good to prime lard brought 9%0. FOR a10c. per lb, There were bbls. beef disposed of at eee eee Sesterdey's quotations, Ohio and State butter was selling | flO SALE—A GOOD FAMILY GROCERY; THE LOCA. tion on s corner in ith a | of Freely at 100" m 130., and lee. a 100, per Tb, Cheese oom | <Tgq eet oar ay” *neat The sere bas ies? manded 9340 allige per lb. bili Speed. of custom. For particulars, ap- Ply to Bw w. te RDS, 3 907 Broadway. Estars—Sales at auction—By E. H. Ludlow.— Eight lots on Eighth avenue, between Ninety fifth and Ninety’ -sixth streets, each 25 2x100, $8,500, By Anthoay 7, Heeskan— The hoase 2248 lat Of sevens known a¢ 125 36 iar street, near the corner of Greenwich street—the Py ARE Serene reee by co See Bete ere imcAbont tierces fair to prime realized $40 94 yoo were in better request. Fi day’s aye reached 700 bhds, Cubs, at 430. a 4(6.; leans, at private bargain; and 650 boxes a, Ca cushions, ‘cheap for oash, Ti low Havana, rt at Go. a 62(¢. per lb. Pearl treet, corner of Franklin a Fo evga 3 ods ToBacco —' fing ions were sean to 16 | store. wea nle ose baad oY bones manufactured om | soon sare INT SUPERIOR DRINK- terms not made public. ty para thecal RIOR INK bai . TEUME & & ERAN FAMILY, GROCERY FOR SALE—AT MORRISAN from baste tga Hall, onthe Harlem railr an be DOURRY om reason rholesale acer talon a nore, 26 Washington aicoot New Fork olesale provi oa re, Washington avenue, corner of Seventh st., Wiuskxy.—Sales of 700 bbls. Jersey and prison were made at 27c. a 27340. per gallon. —_—_———ss ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. FOR SALE. free, an "nation ia art of the partner with $3000" to inerease ity! would sell OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT YONKERS—LOT She stock, from which ws can be made, Address eee ee Taictoe wm, 108 foes fons Ry TO See.. Exes] about one hundred fruit tress upon th 500. 2OR SALE-A,SPLENDID DRINKING $A- Broadway, none Lawary aah 'e leon, within street, office Mo, 12, Famers STOCK FOR SALE.+THE STOCK, 7 tures and goodwill of one of the oldost established ardware stores Kaas ne city will be epee sed of a ft the ill health of the few doors of the American business, the premises, and ately, as the owner treet, room Ne. 2. soum, raro opportunity. a fine run of oust is going South, Apply at 102 Naseat —FOR SALE, A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS. $200 ee fitted ona At a a me ulars apply at the Hudson streot oe Suvthes taheern ste pital. For par! Post Of 2 No. oe He tsor street. A, RESTAURANT FOR Fath BANOS OMALY, FITTED a 3, titeated, on Broadway} ing & good busi- od eastomer. [SDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION OS. 24ND 3.—AN acre lot for sale in the former at # discount from ameunt aid in. A avod chanee for any one Cnet to Join. leo & Bait acre fn'the latter. Address Village, Herald HANBSOMELY FURNISHED P. oy AND be 4 , With board, may be had in s te family, Acarit house. Reference exchanged. No. 5 pe Aree A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE PRIVATE ree og oe Hav. 1Bg one or two umoseupied rooms, neal paral it th 5 pcre coher shtee! street, Also, s base x A an N 7 120 oF earth ‘avenue. ble for a D byslehan fice. NEATLY FURNISHED PARLOR AND ADJolyme ka agp oe 7 i ary a le loman or and wife. ni noratucae near, Bi SCHMIDT'S: ig direc FURNISHED LRG ew) ON THE SECOND FLOOR, to let, at 58 White street, # fow doors from Broadway. DESIRABLE SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS.—A private familly, esis I of entlemen. The house is ovements, and in one of t! ry are GERMAN PRI’ ATH YA SAMY RESIDING In Brooklyn, ocoup! ot will- ig to let a few rooms, italy fara to o1 wo gentle: em, with 0 Ce y artial board; the Tocatlen i ety eon: venient, an 4 within afew minutes walk of two Re ferences exchanged. "adress A. C. F., Herald office, A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, AFD A xerne LADY, can be secommodated tye Os ng her peraal board, with ‘use of piano, “Foot town. The h ‘the modern im provements. at 200 West 7 aly firs) strtet. Eighth avenue cars pass Bree four minutes ference Teaulree. AS GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BB ACCOMMODAT- i with board in a private family, at65 West Twenty- GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFF, OR TWO ‘SINGLE i oaras nem man ot soheie * handsome parlor and bedroom, it, four: cones west of Broadway. emt bedeoom 1 for s single gentleman. -A FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROO} "0 LET, tos joman and his wife, or two single geuticmen; also two single rooms. Apply at 22 Union place, ‘= oor. WITH LEASE, ear Brond- RINTING PRESS FOR SALE.—A LARGE DOUBLE oylinder Boog Hoe’s manufacture, for sale cheep, by spplying it 47 Ann street, {1 138 Pearl et. 10 RE 80LD—THE Lesgiatiad FIXTURES AND GOOD will of the Bast River 0; rand Dining Saloon, corner of Court and Atlantic 6 Brooklyn; on the. best corner inthe city for an oyster saloon, and now doing a ood cash Lusiness, For further particulars inquire in the 1 FURNISHED BOARDING HOU! for sale, situated below Princ: way, with all let without bosrd, to pay clear of all ex ft $1,400 per year, The o furniture all go; nd mostly Fer further informat’ on, osli between i and 12 203 Brosdway, room No. 6 RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, THE LEASE, FIX- tures and the whole or part of the stock, (comprising About $4,000) of an old established Ince and fansy atore, in one of the best thoroughfares and an excellent stind Will derold to mcash customer. The proprictor having s whole- sale trade Comarding his whole sttention. Address with real name, A, P. A., Herald offico, ILLIARD TABLES FOR 8ACE—THE MOST SPLEN did tables that have yet been offered for sale can be teen at thr eld stand. 90 Ann street, These tablow ore mada up with the patent vuleanized rubber cushions, which we have brought to ® degree of perfe:tion GRIFFITH & DEOK (COTTAGE FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN CONSISTING of eeven r6ems, front basement’ bedroom and pantry. First foor—front room and large cond floor—three bedrooms. The said cottage can ae nin ye yokof street, Shree doors from Bond street. | Price $ pply to ROBERTS, 6 on Co Tremises, (Oper eeiastin FOR SALE—A SUPERIOR * CHRO- nometer, nted ® perfect timekeeper, will be sold a bargain as the owner has no further use forit, Apply to JOHN F. ‘AN, Nc. 6 John street, OPPER WORMS, peters STEAM-BOILER AND FIX" ‘turos, for #1 pply to M. RILBY, 34 Broadway. RUG STORE FOR SALE.—THE OWNER OF A FIRST clase store, abou) to leave the cit; neat ate of hit 10 DRUGGISEA. —FOR SALE, THE LONG-ESTA- blished and well known drug store, situated on the cor- nor of Fourth and South Sixth s! eves, Willismeburg, L. I. Those wishis #8 will find this a rare op Dorkanity; 4 ‘ion, apply at the stores, or 43 Front street, New York. 10 GROCERS.—FOR SALE, THE WRLL KNOWN AND rae ment of E. Martin & Co, corner of Church Ros: sets. Rents for three years more, Apply to ® MA erin 69 Leonard street. ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.—bY KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avonue—A superiorjh Twenty-ninth street, between Fourth an Madison av er $10,000; two on Twonty-sighth strat, § 8 fi sarees oe! On Rhirtioth sieeat,, $10,000 ath wireet, $1700. Also Four ot ane ballding lots, &o. TARIETY BAKERY FOR SALE Ide -BROOKLYN.— established, a shert distance only from the 18 per week, with sev: a Ly bee eld BA Broadway. bled ent BUSINESS STAND.—THE SUBSCRIBER ofters forsale his house and estire, seen corner of ntire business, many years establi her for | Richmond terrace and York strect, New Physician er drugeish to cash, customer. Thi 18 a good pertyis admirably, leosted. for s fret thance. Apply to B, W. RICHARDS, $07 Broadway. jarge,profitable and increasing business may bo upon, and might be greatly oxtended by ths coal and ‘umber yard. Te house could be eonverted into a commodious and profital rao eculd be flied av ail stascn qeare subpiantisl and in good order, and include & Low stable or conch house with every convenienos, Terms will be liberal. ‘The ena can be examined upon application to the subscriber, BAIS, upon the premises New Brighton, ‘eiaten tale sdemeabeat uguenot a ves the foot of Liberty | Tiver, at 9'5, land RUG STORE FOR SALE.—A NEW AND NEATLY fitted up store, well stocked with pure drugs and chem- ioals; aiso well selooted assortment of perfumery and fan>y articles, It is situated inja growing and thickly populate: neighborhood, and but little opposition in the trade, and iss Bley tite ae i Ms Jimpgraftery WELL-KNOWN STEAMBOA' 50 tons, in good runaing order. Is now doin, fee id sold to close the concern. Apply to Prasi a WALS B me South street. OR SALE—A TWO YEARS LRARE, WITH 8TOCK aad fixtu of a grocery store, The leoation iss good one. Termsensh. For further particulars inquire as 86 Delancy su Titect, in the store. FOR SALE THE THREE STORY DWELLING HOUSE, ith stable attacked. No. 6) Wesb Fiftoonih strest, The lot is 8 by 110 fe pactons. and th 0 built exprecely for s now occupied as such, And smost doatrable laud, For terms, apply 10 DAVIS, PUBLICATIONS, ST PUBLISHED—NEW YORK, ITS UPPER TEN nd lower million By George ¢ Lippard, suthor of Wash. ington and his Gon ‘atsrino, Paul Ardenh: tor and the Poor, Quaker Cliy, Monks of Monk Halle kore The plot of this work hinges upon the division of an orbits @ course of swonty | yearn tral from two million red million of do! im this work the suthor has qndeaTored to pleture faltitaily, rome tow et thes @ lower million of tho great city of BROOKS 4 CO., No, 2634 Broadway. Fe oe York—Ite upper ten_and lower million—G. = a's last and best work.—This novel requires only +0 envy OR SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG—A TWO-STORY | [0be correctly appreciated, As an enchanting work it is un basement and attic frame deh surpassed. We boliove it will be impossible for any sta throughout, portable, furp who commeno ls work to leave it off until he has ein back basement, thirteen ‘rooms i foot frome with ao alley” way. he premises ther pees aisces dent fon tnd lower millon. —B Geores ee HOYT: 13d Bout Sixth Ve dnc Lippert, author of of Washington oa Ee ene eS , root, Stationery. rine, Jesus and the Poor, oak City, q Radonin £o.-This le tne best work ever written by OUSE AND LEASE OF LOT NO. OR SALE—THE 206 sixth eal ous continued soune of exchiemext from athe compzentorent Count de Monte atrest betreen Ki ight wad Ninth aventes, with the previlege © jot in | Onristor oF feoontaverevie terms, "Inguise of JOBN' MeRICULs Ne Uilivenenate Risseod ik icy Novel genders wi aad k 11 Spruce stroet. has issued from the OR SALE—A OONFECTIONERY STOR& AND ICR ap re | | Saaeeesaann Te ten ans cream raloon, situated in # good \horoughfare, and in « weiihon "Novel renders will be pertectly di thted wit rising neighborhoo blished over one year, To ® amal! ex work. Tho incidents delincated ‘i this work are of ae if of revived Eabite most exciting character. tau ly or widow lady, oF any pe We ow fae for it shovld exooed that of “Unole ‘Tom’ with s livtle meaar, it offers » vertment, 8 apable of ow secoumt of other business. ‘It For eale by DEWITT & DAVENPORT, New York: T. B. provements, Cell in the eveuing, betweea 6 and Peterson, Philadelphia; and all the book and periodical At 275 Ninth avenue. s _____| ogenta throughout the United States F°% SALK—A SUPERIOR OYSTER HOUSE, IN ONTGOMERY’S PICTORIAL TIMES. NO. 2, PUB Flvecker etreet, and ono in Chathem street: also, a lished thls day, price’ ots. gentaina:—Tho thish Wa ; sholeeale Liquor stots, very low together wilh sevaral ax ani Ure Sblie, with a large titustestion 6 Pi one, he to ‘bem bers 8 reer Apply to PLUME & YERANOR, 13 AOR SALE—THE FIXTURES AND PART OR THS whole of ateck of gar «in Brook'yn. The prasent ownes having etter ess wil soll out cheap. The pur haser way have ove len © of She premises; lov ated in one of the best thoroughfares in that city. For particulars apply at 112 Poarl street, second floor, back office. SALE—AT KINGSBRIDGE, TWENTY TERE nip within = minutes ride of either I, Deautarully a fit icing ere F" hiatal FIVE AND A HALF sixteen and a half 7 cultivation, bout fe pert 5 inquire of Mr. 8. Cone’ r 288 Broad. M. Sands, 29 Atlantic street, Brookiya. OR SALE OR TO RE’ wo a on pid Island, two miles from the ferry at one containing seventy-two en nd oa water front on Fh e other contain’ tnd'the Publican, Tho N obitk Duties Our Lotraette; The Sata hy of one of Lirown" pot Attraction, ius ‘on’t Sing ought to e Reason Why, ill Autobisgrarny; eas Olrematoe of a Pictoria i Times, of -merioa; oar ‘Tale, Ul strated by. Tony Jo- ew io Pross, Young sd tustrated b neement; The oe ot; The ees and OR wail £ Cc. VARIAN, Kings FR SALB AT — mile: from the oit; ar of lan INSTRUCTION. A MAN LADY, TEACHING THE PIANO AND the Geran language, wishes » fow more scholars. Apply at 361 Broome street N AMERICAN LADY, ACCUSTOMED TO TEACHING, desires & re-ensgement as resident ererneet iv straction in the usual branches o! education, Frenob, Letin, Italian and music. Best of reference given, Address Instructress, box 542 Post Office. NING SOME OF HER TIME UNOOCU- like to meet with « ‘ly in d thirty-one acres, ¢ caloulated to make the bost ork where eho could 4 in the igbborheod of New York Inquire at the hi an Eng ation, Frouch SERDAR, ) William street, exceptionable Herald office. OR, SALE_PROPERTY ON WASHINGTON AND Wi The vacant, lot No. 262, om the ease foot fn depor adjoining the southeast corner of Warten avtectt also, the two siory brick houses and Lote 2 feot each in front ees, by 26 feet in depth, abutting upon the reat 9, 209 Washinton ane an L from Washin Warren sicoet. house can be altefod into stores by a very # ni ua by uring forty feet ef the rear on, Warhin be made 8S foot deep, giving euficient ground “fr tures eh will command high rents. This proparty isin the most advancing business part ot the cityy aad in the immediate neightorhood ofthe Brie and Hudgoa Rives Rall GENTLEMAN, Wiens TO EMPLOY SOME HOURS ing language. He oan bo soon at any flour at his residence: 17 Anthony street. CADEMY OF BRISTOW'S BEST PENMANSHIP.— 11 osm learn to write now @ good hai vo easy as Me. BRL hs Best voucher of weftings is his neat hatlers, Zit Broadway. La os are legant style; gentiomen, a rapid and ‘anutital business baud.” We pe pile aily. Terms low. Call without proorastinatio: on en 8 of the forges ity and formin, Warren ht wel re tae road depots. d terms spply to JAMES KKESPING, ARITHMETIO THOROUGHLY THORNE, 163 Wi 1m hs, Wy Wei, REN VTi 250 water Broadwey. Each student 4 irasied and ry vaneed jowledge im gs in his sta: ie readily available ia in’ practice. Open day and cvening, ®R MECHANICS AND BUSINESS MEN.—BYENING drawing olass, from 7 sill 9 e’olock, at Prof. 8. SHUS TRR'S drawing hi tole willing to dispose of this om Apply we. herrea £00. seuable vera for cash. Fulvon street. OR SALE—THE LEASE STOCK AND FIXTURI oF S grocery ard liquor store, now doing au oxcell dese, in one of the best locations in the beet avenue in the Dg Rt alee LADY, ACCOMPLISHED SING- or and pianist, and thorouih instraotor of vocaland insra and four medern lan, nace, gid to obtain city: algo. s horse and wagon. Satistactory reason given for eae i 9 privese Smt tellin by applying 60 JOON KERR, £1 Leonard street, in | Deeee where her services in tuition will be taken her eine a oy: Indigo’ boarding school, For particulars inquire 6 Seharfenberg & Lule, 722 Broudway, or by letver, Julie 5, OR SALE—THE OLD ESTABLISHED DAGUERREAN r afallery of HV HaRRIS, No. 2% Grand street, oorser «ft Be we 5 SOR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED AND EXTEN tive tomily grocery core, with lease and gi od will, in a central var’ {the oiy, a rate chance for person wishing to engage in the busine Satisfactory rosso iven for” Wiehiby to retire. AG? r KF forty-three in ready for the to 15 South street juare Post Office, for one wee! ¥ 72d Broadway; West Twontieth street. Bhd Sgt es re fisgton toh atta |.—IT MAY SAFELY fegolae course of svudy LDSMITH'S writing rooms, No. 902° 0 Sie within a few days Se, entering any counting? house, to understand the jem of beeping accounts inte in the to carry it out a Practice with scouracy and despateh. The oat Nhereiore of every eparation Union « Reterences—Mosers. H. Timm, No, 89 cylinder, ton tert stroke business. apply to L, HOUSE GROCERY og 4 Meig miles trom this ody the P VOR SALR—A POBLIC Provisiy: store, stout Essex county, New Jer 0; ry atai of routing, he will be enabled to furnish & a hliove phioal ex ‘hus qualified, the student will be fit for TOOK AND FIXTURES OF orner, injone of Seats get horougnfares in the vieinity Wall Salo about prays five feet oh and suitable for * Testacrant. Apply to C. B. Howes, 83 Nassau NSTRUCTION IN SPANISH. 7 4 F. J VINGUT, street I ie ity Uy New OR SALE—A RAFRESHMENT AND OveTER & ieee Joon, im YY f the principal ferriss, 1D, taking $20 to 89) daily. "Spy % ¢ “Bnd SS Nastan street. ate ow DINING SA- | please apply at ‘his residence, 5 nenrthe Bow. fore 1 A Ad Pie ath oa W Ltd aad Jara sien a ota family. thts now The only reagon for Apply to & Warren IDING SOHOOL, SUBSCRIBER INFORMS HIS friends and py it he will opon his evening school en on January 9%, from 6 ., Wednesdays, and tridays, tae Riding Accdoay, Zoe Wie ne COMPETENT TEACHER, TO GIVE LES sons in Spanish, Address V. R. A, Herald effice. DANCING ACADEMIES. eh —ANOTIER LASS BJ | hid D*s HOGIES will commence foraine —L. eer at his feral gelling is ill healt! Emit, 1b South otreet, $% per di ih of the proprietor, 1 HO Ln: SALB—4 a WITH STOCK AND GOOD 157 and 189 Mercer iron. eo jonable eracvuriag to sult an ring Satna pro ate | ree 4 one ase. “Soni wR. Rr is SALE-THE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES, first rate grocery rove gore in Brootize, mn the edt corne oprooklya for busines is & 00d cha jerman. wo. W. NERS, Tub asdoeachands tt & German any R SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES, of one of the bows bows ‘and shoo sto Brooklyn; now yootneest located in the test part of Brooklyn The reason for selling is bosmuee i ie See Soest ares ane om No, OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES, of the best markets in Brooklyn. Rent hess, , doing & business of $100 por 4 lense all for BI) on , commen c| slag a7, jsclock: ‘a le Nianoes toe taught In one course of Cy KES’ SaNOING Al Serwoon Lin nye eA tad ahs wat raat rete hs at makin conve Boze, PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS TO LET, WITH also small rooms to lq to single fentlemen, leasant; warm and cold water big sand in the heuse. Dinner at 6 o’clook ee given bac required. Conve and stages. Apply at 207 West Twentieth 6 OARD.—* CENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR ONE or two fingle gentlemen, can have full or partial board and pleasant rooms, at 65 Morton street, two doors cast of Hudson street. Location very pleasant, convenient bo stage and railroad routes. OARD—WITH PLEASANT AND WELL FURNISHED hong Sate be had at No. 115 Clinton place, between UCB. OARD—AT O48 BROADWAY; A LARGE AND§DE- sirable enite of rooms, with front yiiy also ore suite, and rooms for single gentiemon, with full board, ferences exchanged. OARD.—ONE OR TWO CHILDREN WILL BETAKEN ‘to board by an American lady, where they will reseiro the best of motherly care. No o' family in the ho ‘Tho beet of reference given. 233 South Firat str: Williamsbure. OARD he ak Rr Aree grotto A aa, Pr yektnd ferrios Yan lor and bedroom, on the men can also be accommodated, Brooklyn. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wifes, also sing] yeenilnne. can find very pleasant rooms in the delightfully situated house No. 200 Washington strost, within five minutes walk of Fulton or Montarue ferrios, ‘Terms moderate, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—. ‘Apply Hi +o ‘ety street, ENTLEMAN AND LADY can ob! afurnished room, with pantries, a! re the comforts of ahome ‘be fou! ingle gentlemen can be accom: modsted. Terms near Fulton forry. OARD IN| BROOKLYN—NEAR Apply at 155 Adams street, FULTON, CATHA- rine and pease street ferries; a few single contlemen oan be accommodated with rooms. and full or partial board, iso, one large room, suits The’ houso bas gas, kot air erent IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—WANTED, A FEW ermanent boarders, at 9) President street Plenssaniy located house, with an eee 7 ‘family, TA saree minutes walk of the Hamilton d ten of South ferry. Torms reasonable, and homo eomforts insured. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A LADY CAN AC- commodat 2 1 family on Union street, third door above Clinton, south side. The house has ever: convenienes, with baths, gas, water closet, and furnace in the cellar. OARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, in a respectable private family, (Protestant,) ro- ling eouth of Prince street, or near East Broadway, where ro no other boarders. References exchanged. Addross, port paid, T. EB, third floor, No. 11 Spruce street. OARD WANTED—FOR A YOUNG MARRIED GE near the South ferry. elther jm Bro hm private family ences exchanged ‘Address: stating terms, office. OARD WANTE! child and servant, ion in the upper part of t city. Th modern improvements, and Address W. J. M., Herald office. OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD and lodging in the vioini.y of the City Hall. Please ad deer H. L., Horald office, stating terms and acoommoda- jons. Bere WANTED—BY A STEADY YOUNG MAN, IN otable, plain, private family, whore there aro no and where o! Ly = havea: ‘Leention ion, down to’ Adaress, (which must be mederate,) J. @. W., Herald offic OARD WANTED, IN BROOKLYN, BY A GRNTLE- rivate family. where thore aroyoung lndise, Forms saat tomodersion hdisen Dearden Union Siuare Post Offi yw York. OARDING. — FURNISHED. AND A bh os apna: rooms to let, with board. Familios and single dat Ni Righth avenue, over t store, entrance in Thirty-filth stroet. Also, two rooms bedroom toa smalifamily. Possession immediately. OARDING—ONE OR TWO LADISS CAN BE a nicely farnished ro ted with board and lady, living al & respecta dle arb of aks 5 eeable, coul po I ae Address Cordelis name and address, wales lyn or New Yor! referred. Ret |. W. W., Horald must hi price must te moderave. comforts of for an bs 3 ret nd a tying at“ iis Fourth ots ight ‘ons and baths im the hor peas ive door Reet a ON BROADWAY.—NO! arlor with bedroom and sleet = ting able Kiso m 1 fora gindions id lady, or two, ay ‘le gentlemen, Also 1 single rooms with grates, with fall or partial board, at M7 i Broniwsy. Bones, ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALB—THE FUR. ye of no ders. addres WB. Herald oftce. oY ee DESIRABLE APARTMENTS, HANDSOM nished, for tw: Oy on the firat fioor, ou partial board. References required. 'URNISHED PARLOR TO et ge A: fal FURNISH- ed parlor, and bedroom attached ith gas, bath room, &e., to let, at 865 Broadway, near Union equare. ‘a Torme Btaxes Fi loman and wife, ‘Tecation., Also s room for kon, wibh or witb- erect, moar Canal, from Broadway, and one from ty siceet Ynguiee cS) a Greene street, corner of Grand. agate eared toe LE’ ir, it family, suitable for ene or mote single Keath 44 Barclay street. 'URNISHED ROOMS TO LET —NEATLY hh eet reat fe let to Siecle gentlemen, without boi oster street, near Hou! JURNISHED ROOMS.—THREE ROOMS TO LET, ON Sthe ae floor with closet attached. Apply at 379 jroome JRORNISBED, APARTMENTS.“A HANDSOME FRONT Foom, on the second floor, $0 168. 40, one oF two, a Fentlemen, ‘without ‘board. irabl johns park; private family, Apoly at Ms Fra rie ok. AND BED- mall private on. Apply at URNISHED APARTMENTS, FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY, st 662 Houston street, in the immediate vicinity of the Metropolitan Hotel. FR feadoonet tlemen or familie: breakfast and tea. Roferonoos exohanged. URNISHED SINGLE ROOMS, FOR GENTLEMEN only, with or without broakfast, at No. 4 Leroy place, Bleecker street. RIEENTH STREET.—FPURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, With board. at 2 Basi Fonsecoush etteet, cornet of Union square. Fase LY FURNISHED ROOMS 70 LET, WITH or without board, at 63 W ots Twentz-tevt strovt, ooracr of Sixth avenue. ANDSOMELY FUSHIBEED ROOM6 TO LET—CON. ist yar) room Stiojaiag, wi with closet, rentieman an‘ d rooms for featlemen; t if requited, served in their rd street, one door from Broadyay, and eer ponte abe Bet Bank of the Union. NPATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LRT, WITH OR Without partial board. Apply at 3M Thompson strost, ue an FRENCH FAMILY.— eutloman and or without KIVATE bilge RE ‘Three rooms, oF feat or Tadion ‘alone ; board, “Pr'vate table it required. Apply ki 603 Broome at if OOMS TO LET.—A GENTEEL PRIVATE ie 4 residing wp town. ins modera built house, with modern improvements, will tet, furnished or untarniahed t without bo 2 host of references required, A\ Rox TO LET.—A HANDSOME SUITE 01 or ROOMS TO jet, in a first class house, oontaining all the modern im- Provemonts. Private table a, ‘Also one or two rooms for Hingle gentlemen. Apply at 752 Broadway. WO PLEASANT ROOMS, HANDSOMBLY FURNISH T st, in & first class house, to let, to Pt hey with breakfast or partial board. ' Apply at ie Ln —SEVERAL LARGE AND iy furnished. Apply at 16 LL ROOMS, ELE- street. rams, anit . sna dvance if required. Location north of Tweatiath etcees, BOAMDING AND WANTED Boagp, 1 IN A SPANISH FAMILY—NO’ exceed $3 50 ‘week; location not above Grant street. “Plonte address B- Yrs t4 John strech, ‘ANTED—BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, WHER ther board: ‘Bast Broadway or vicinit: reed, "Terms ¥4 nweeks addres 3. Me, Hrerald ofh0e. ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, A PARLOR ANI aished, wil rjub,breakfare diane on Baadeya, Lecation ‘between nd Fou Al etroetar “Adeone As Mes bos 2778 ya —A GOOD BOARDING PLACE, Weg respectable fam Canal street. J.J, bow 160 Brondway Post Oftes, a cuNaNTS a ROAD WAY.—A FROWN’ pitrasa one with Croton water adway, Form (needed, Appiy ou beak: SUIT OF FURNISHED PARLO! a I a a yasomen' ves, oF single gentlemen. Inquire ofa ae ‘Howare street wo 70 doors from Broadway. ¥Y STORE TO LET AND cixronee Fi FO) Ban GS sean rate location; hes been aie tie years, and is now doing an excellent Pela 2 Tale eh is nee erioaityonldom to bemotwith. Address D. SANDS Hey c $800. For full S07 Broadway. ph Bien TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—NO¥ ay asa vee, boarding house, pleasantly situates Toetoc 102 Furnitore all new. roms Jobn street room No. Ned Prk eh AN ake 2 INQUIRE FROM } ome STORE AND BASEMENT.NO.8 BARCLA BY os, Of Theodore Le Huray, | etreet. Inquire of FRANKLIN BROWN, 75 Waseau street. W lag si ef puarars Lipa] HmQonEee, i GE iti hi hree i ouse, ti Salter, with ges, marslossnnaltorae), Aeneas {0 agcod tenant. “Inquire of DC, “hokee a 0 Brooklyn, or of FULLER & KELLOGG, 16 Wav 10 LET.-A BARROOM SALOON, TOGETHER W! ball end dressing rooms, oorser of York and Pearl st ba) also, @ largo grocery store, Inquire on (0 LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED —A VER a en tomy witkres Chilaree aces wal re ren Kadrees, with yi name, C. L. Barton, box 99 Post Ofte, Te LET—A SUIT OF ROOMS FOR A FAMILY, AW] one or two single rooms. Inquire at 57 Warren street, 0, LETOA THREE STORY ENGLISH BASEME house, ia Fortieth street, first door oasi of Lexi Avenue. “Hot and cold water throughout; shower batt ranges, and every modernimprovement. Kent = Der a num. ‘Apply to JAMES BURK, Jr., 44 Maldon 1 10 LET—THE SECOND STORY AND BASEMENT G the house No, 52 Vestry sireet. Inquire on the pi mises. (0 LET—TWO HANDSOME STORES ON THE WE! side of Broadway, Inquire of MADDEN & STEWAR 779 Broadway. } he, LET—A STORE, BETWEEN BROADWAY A’ Nassau street, in Fulton etreet, No, te on the south sit Fix lease. &c., valued at (tis one of the b 'Ploase address Good Will f Herald offi giving name, business. and whore an interview can be had.) 0 LET—A FIRST CLASS HOUEE itnated on the con: . This house fronts, the pers house now paging, Foi a by any. Tn ow Popemsay q ‘i wanted the how bout six LET—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM ADJOINI' to one or two single gentlemen, furnished or unfurnishi Patient eee Apply at 117 Grand streot, two doors frd roadway. 10 LET.—& GOOD LIGHT, FRONT BASEMENT, cfleloth and as, A good location, for a physiclans foe. Inquire at street, two dogra from Bi re LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, third floor of the house No. aa street, Sunt are 6 Sites gentlemen or with pa arti ye 1k her or acpe rate at ly situated, and wil reatonable terms. Apply as above, # few doors west Broadway. 10 hog fet det 4 BLEGANTLY FURNISHED P, lors to rend 4: berm als) a room in the en; >. the Bt. Mich Fy Ab io “Gucaite shel Spring ereee ys LET WITH BOARD—AN UNFURNISH! for s gentieman and lady. Also secommé three or four singlegentiomen. Apply at #108 Leo Leonard LET OR LEASE—THE idegtee | BACK sand fe ellar. No. 178 First avonu: first rate stan: Kind of business. Apply to THOMAS McKEON, HOUSES, ROOMS, &0., WANTED. $10 000. —WANYED To HS Made! par . + & first olass house, with ments, within three or four bloc! er of 'Twen the sixth strect and Fourth avenue. Inquire a No. 355 Fong avenue. (A JAROE UNFURNISHED ROOM, ON TB SEQO tivest for theeato of ish Freueh fomeee terepes eB Te JAS. FUCKER, G1 vanal street, neat Broadway Fe A GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE AND INFA with accommodations for servant. @ bedroom and Adjoining, are wanted, (anfuraished preferred,) with mod improvements. Situation above Fourth street: Full board js only for gentleman, save édroms Douglass, Herald off emodations, price, &o. ane be given, Addy longer. Bai ‘Auctioneer, us Paon'ste ah LA Barts te Pag Rd oR, East Terms $59 svacm yetrs eral enone Wa SECOND HAND UPRIGHT bt Seance herse power. Apply to E.R. Bennet, 43 ‘ARTED TO PURCHASE—A FEW COPIES 0: Now York Herald of e te © paid for them at the donkor 4 is a fee. = Warten. sO.r Unig atn A QUANEITE or oP eto manure of 6; Williamsburg by the year. Address MMEDIATELY, A SMALL FURNISE Bond stzeck Liberal tent at wil b Paid tor wnvecioneen, Rand aeeee gaiOpAL Fens ll bo pala fr sonvenience, ‘ANTED Sg eee hand portable steam pt A et oe od sities. ANTED-BY A PRIVATE FAMILY OF Til improvements.” Not nthe ss thaw Bloockor sireet.” dose, stating particulars, T. 0. D., Herald office. ket EUROHASER, FOR A SMALL STOCK my fg Ay A eizecs, Dost oak sa ‘aie oerit Oe er contage off for cash. The tain the vic of Eighth avenue, and will be sold ol Noljuora in the sok. Address Bargain, Herald ofiee. «TOR bg ig cou! Weld RESIDENCE furmish aay. ork; on the Buds the aavectioer mij me be frctiaes i te of the year. Ad M., box 994 HOTELS. tree PIBRRE heey a pmoans CORNER OF wantion of ABER & SON, reso} ofthe Peanmyivenis end the Ballimers Fallroad fepous EW HOTEL.—A NEW ae LP EEG oe eroeee at rh $54 Sis tom ec recenen toe want ot of pleasant and and well Poraieh without board. Please call and'locks’ HORSHS, CARRIAGES, &C. Buccr WAgoe TOR me A BUGGY WAG almost n will & bargain, Appl; RYDER'S rable, 1M Leurvees scent, near Spring. 101 ma PAIR OF DARK tag J Bonen, ves Pag travellers, = suitable for for fans een for 5 rt tse Stable in Warbington siee and Lil Other particulars at 43 Vortlan Cc treet, up vtaies EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 3! CROSBY S' Auction sale of borses, carrisgos bene ees, saddles, every Monday and Wednos it 12 0’) JOHN 8. GaTFiELD, Pro Sar ‘WANTED—A HANDSOME PUNG, with one seat. Must be a good article an 00d mk ae is T, D., Horald office, stating price and wi i Wi, riKnan—a NEW OR £ C and six sen wagon, bo in good ord . Or Ligh express WaEOR. A reed No. 83 Astor House, ANTED—HORSES TO aan LA A FARME! W fow miles from the city. oderate. City Adé i we spp, yt. Soin P. Bonnell, MATRIMONY. PHYSICIAN 18 THIS O1TT, WORTH EIGHT JA. fund doliacs, a» ert Ay “ rte ences given. hogany sawm' thirty of fAitees “craig at she is worth, pot io be worth noi so ‘thes 0 of] ost O A YOUNG | MAN, Ey Yeans. OLD "1 ert ter =) — di “HAVANA shaaRs— GENUINE 0 00 2 by wholesaleand retail, 4 Broad’ aoc on na tien papers tioes ce, Phe sors i 2,00 Loveree, of eeperier quali ‘Appiy at 15% Waver etreet, corner of it Cabvie 4d vans *rands,