The New York Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1854, Page 6

amine Our Boston Corresponde aco. Boston, Jan, 21, 1954. ‘The Legislature—The Liquor Qv,estion— Finances of Massachusetts--Vitul Statistics—The Econ omy of the Gallows—Corsfirmations—Removals —A Statue of Frankliv, Authors and Publish- ers—Mrs. Stowe— Authorship of “ Passion Flowers”—Genersi Cushing's Threatened Visit —The Constitutionality of the Liquor Law— Abolition Profits, §c., &c. Our Legislature as yet has done nothing of im- portance beyond the appointing of special commit tees on the tunnel question, the question of constitutional reform, and the rum question. The reports of these committees will make work, and lively work, too, for the House, and for the Senate, perhaps, if anything ean give that stupid body some vitality. The tone of the legislative reports is rather satirical when mention is ade of the rum question. They say that the Speaker on Thursday “ appointed the follow- ing committee on that portion of the Governor's message supposed to have reference to the liquor gnestion,” &c. There is not a word in the message about that question, and the passage referred to the the committee is a piece of Master Tommy Good- ohbild or Mrs. Margery Meanwell Morality, very ap- propriate for the “ American Preceptor,” or the “ Young Man’s Own Book,” but most ridiculous in a Btate paper, which ought to contain mental food for | men, not the pap appropriate for babes and suck- Hings. His Excellency showed the white feather on the rum affair, and it is now very clear to the rum- mies that ‘he’s not the man for Galway.” How- ever, they did their fall part in electiog him Gover- nor, and it is to be hoped that they are satisfied with their work. At a!l events, they'll hwe no other Governor, or one more favorable to their ends, for this many along year. The committee appoin‘ed by Mr. Speaker Lord oa this subject contains at Jeast three determined enemies of the law, namely, Mr. Wiggin, of Boston—who has fought the lag from the day that it was first proposed—Mr. Knight of Marblehead, and Mr. Gill, of Worcester—a very evergetic member of the coalition, and a demozrat There will be # good report made against the law; bui thet will not kill it A report from Mr. Wilder, State Anditor, shows that the total receipts into the S‘ate treasury dur- ing 1853 were 118,205 07. Of this sum $5 684 52 were from the bank tax and other ordinai sources of revenue, and $258,605 from the State tax in part; the remainder was on account of loans, and the various funds spe iflcally ppropriated The ex- penditures were $215. . The payments on account of the Legislutnre, “nalaries wc, were $679,752 87, The expenses of the constitutional Convention were, in part, $164,184 $2. On accouut of the State prison, $40,551 01’ Total, $574,438 70, The balance was on specitie funds, loans, é The deficit is $84,068 The revenue of 1854 is esti- mated at $752,850; expenditures, $764,00 to be increased, perhaps, by legislative apprupriations. The sum of $100,000 will be reqnired to finish the Btate Almshonses, and to completa the enlarge- ment of the S The entire liabilities of the State 730 56. This includes five millions of scrips issued as loans in the constraction of railways. The entire property of the State is $11 092,457 61, The securities held by the Treasurer amount to $4,421,- 71427, and produce over six per cent per annum. The School und is $1,244,284 05. The claim agaicst the general government is $181,000—which wome people think will not be paid in a harry. There has been paid the sam of $145,880 for the support of the deaf, dumb, aud blind, idiots, State aupers, &e.; and for the State Reform School at Vextborough 30,000. he total payments from the school rund have been about $76,000. The number of births in Massachusetts during 1852, was 20,502; deatus, 18,482; marriages, 11,5753 consumption was the chief cause of the deaths, the gverage being twelve a day. The number of females tha* have thus died is ni fitty per cent greater than that of males duriug the jast four years. Sep- tember is the worst month, and February the best, in this respect. The disease has been very generally distributed over the State, Essex and Berkshire counties being most free from it. The former is a maritime county. and the latter is mountainous. Tae exact number of deaths by consumption was 4,155, of whom 1,663 were males, and 2,482 females. The next highest ‘number, among aduits, was trom dysentery, being 1,018: of typhus fever, 617; other fevers, 561; various pee of the bowels, 542; disease of the heart, ; searlatina, 843; iafantile disease, 1,160; reun, 429; hydrosepbalus, 440; paralysis, 283; diseases of the brain, 520; cholera, 60; whoop- ing cough, 166; pneumonia, 831; smallpox, 31; rheumatism, 68; marasmus, 157; ’ diseases of the heart and the lungs, 204; cancer, 180; erysipelas, 163 ; measles, 141 ; scrofula, 99; fits, 120; apoplexy, 120; 13 persons were poisoned, 16 suffocated, 76 com: mitted suicide, 45 died from intemperance, 37 from insanity, 31 of delirium tremens, and 960 of old age. These fucts are derived from Dr. Shurtleff's annual report, which contains a great deal of important mat- ter to those who make a study of vital statistics. The whole number of suicides during the last four years was 247, of whom 173 were males and 73 females. Ie this difference to be attributed to the superior cheerfulness of women, founded on their being more religious than the other sex ? ‘he gallows is a worthy public luxury, it would seem. It appears that the publication ol "the docu- ments in justitication of the hanging of Clough has Oost the State the pretty little sum of $670, as they were published in ten daily papers at a charge of $67 each. This was Goy, Clifford’s work. The ex Governor was Attorney General when Clough was under trial, and he has made the State pay for the hanging of the criminal whom he got convicted a very good extra bill. The publication of these docu- ments is supposed to have been made for the purpose of convincing the world that the ex-Attorney General and ex-Governor was not governed by personal feel ings in this case; but, then, his friends of the whig press ought to have pristed them gratis. There were several coalitionists in the batch of eonfirmations just received here. Mr. Allen, of Nan- | told Mr. Sumner that he did not write more than a week since. There are some people so | uncharitable as to say that he never meant to come to Massachusetts, where he has not a friend in any | rty, either as @ public man ora private eitizen. | Th hey declare that the s‘atement that he was comin, was but a ‘‘feeler”” in the hope of his receiving an invitation to a public dinner, or something of the kind, and so afford him an ‘opportanity to make a defence of his rascally interference in our local poli- tics, though belonging to an administration That affects to have a great regard for State rights. He went into the Senate chamber a few days since, and ¢ article at- farking Fan (Mr. Bumper) that had just appeared in the Washington Union. That article, by the way, was as full of lies asthe Union's article on Russia was full of nonsense and evidences of igno- rance. Even Cushing was ashamed of it. We shall not have the Supreme Court's opinion on the constitutionality of the liquor law for some days. The argument was made on the case of the Com- Mmonwealth vs. Albro, being the Bristol case, of which so much has been said. The Garrison abolitionists took $4,256 at their re- | cent fair in this ¢ity, and many articles remained unsold. ALGoma. Cvriovs DeveLorgments.—On the 7th instant. the sum of $1,300 was stolen from the store of Mr. B. P. Crocker, ir Salem, Washington county, New York. Active exertions were made to discover the robber; many persons who were known to be near | the scene of the robbery at the time were examined | and searched, but all without affording a clue to the auth of the robbery. A week later sozse little sons | of Mr. A. G. Eldridge, who were at pley in his yard, | discovered a parcel rolled up ina piece of newspaper. | They took it to their father, who upon examination found it to contain $640 of the stolen money, and a | note written with a lead pencil, aud evidently ina disguised band, to the effect that as the writer was | going home and did not need the mney at present, he bad concluded to return it, but would be “round” again in a few days. Chis note was evidently writ- ten for the purpose of throwing Mr. Crocker off his guard, ardinducing hin to believe that the robber Was not a resident of thetown. It had, however,a precisely contrary cffeos, and the search was prose- cuted with renewed vigilance. The newspaper in which the returned bills had been folded was fouod to bea porton ot a New Bedford journal. Is was ascertained from te postmaster that this paper was sent to but one family in the town; and upon pro- ceeding to the residence of this family, the news- paper from which the fragment had been torn was fund, and one of the individuals whose naue had been prominently mentioned in conoection wth the affeir was stting in the house when this discovery was made. He was immediately arrested, and a’ Jast accounts had given bail in $1,000 for his appear- ance for trial, Tur New Boston Tracepy.—We before stated thal Heary N. “argent shot, in sold blood, @ young iady nain¢o Servil Boston, N Hon toe lath | ines. F he was enamored of the girl | which was not reciprocated. This so violwatly © workod up” his feelings that be became partially insane. This bed been eviecent fir several drys, aa yas alno tha cause The parents of Sergent and Jones lived about half a mile apart. The girl waa going to schovi on Friday, when Sargent ley in waiting for ber on toe road, He ap preached her; when she #ail, ‘Good moraiug, Heorr; he made no remerk, but took hold of her right arm in bis Jef band, and with his right instantly drew = & cooking #ix barreled Allen's revolver, and disohary severai times into the side of her head, aod she fel life less, Ineiently he pat one of Allen’s one barceled rifle pistols perpendicolar to his own had, & little above the ear, and discharged tt, and the bail pawed throagh hie head, aod be fell by her side senseless, Her brother, fifteen years old, was near by, and come smaller chil ven, abd (hey wore terribly’ fsightensl go tha: before they got the news to the nearest house, two men cams aicig and found them as above describe’, He could just breathe, aud it wi that he would survive maby minutes, but Le continued alive «'x hours longer. The mother of Henry beard the reports of the pistol. five in pum ber, as phe says, acd instantly it Hashed upob ber mind, ‘Henry hae killed himse ‘Two of the barrels of the pistol with whieh he ahot her were loaded wheo found, anc it is supposed that he fired at ber four times, auc reserved the rifle pistol fac his own destruction, A razor was found ip his pocket. He had determined to make death sure, doubtless and in cave of failure of the pistol tocut his throat In his pocket was found the follow ing in a small memorsndum book, enly altered in spell ing avd & few particuiars:—Oa each cover, ‘Please look through.” and on the inside it commence 54—Hero I make my will I Honty N that I have to Jorerh M. Sargent, HENRY M 3aR z ile also left tender letters aie to bin relations, re RE ROY SEE EY EC SO SINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL: MONEY MARKE®. Scnpay, Jan. 22—P, M. During the past week the tendency of prices in the stock market has been cownward. The fluctuations have beeo very moderate, but, as a general thing, the closing quote. tions yesterday were lower than those current at the clore of the week previous. It is ® wonder that a greater Cifference does notexiat. There areno buyers in the mar- ket, and the bears areas earnestly and as energetically at work as ever in pressing down prices. As strange as itmay seem, the bear interest is unusually large. Ope- rators for @ fall do not appear to be deterred by the re- dueed rates ruling for the leading fancies, The only thing that keeps stocks out of the street is the firmness of holders, but we can hardly suppose that they willre main inthis inactive state much longer. It would be better to let prices down a little if there was any guaran- ty that more activity would prevail, but there are no in- timations that it would have that effect. The only way in to keep the market as steady as possible until the sea- son for speculation arrives. when there is very littledoubt holders will be well paid or their perseverance. It is the low, prices ruling for the leading fancies that keeps up the faith and hopes of holders. They know very well that there is no margin for s further decline, and any change that takes place must be for the better. It would not surprise us if prices settl+d cown a fraction or 60 between this and the middle of February, but that would not shake our cenfidence in an important expansion at no very remote period, Later intelligence from Europe is rear st band, but we do not look for anything of a defi- nite, decided character Oar next advices will probably be but ® repetition of those we have received by every steamer during the past six weeks, and we cannot, there fore, expect apy relief from that quartr. Judging from tucket, was a strong coslitionist, aud isa very good man. Mr. Smart, of Belfast, Me., was an old Wilmot but app tment is popular. Mr. Bar- a Marblehead, was formerly a whig, but of late years he has acted with the democrats. Thete was a Coalition in Marblehead last November between the whigs and the bunker democrats, in which Mr. Bar tol figured. It was under the auspices of Mr, Cush- ing that it was formed. It is thought here that these confirmat'ons indicate a complete triumph of the ad ministration in all cases of appointments, which may or msy not be a well founded opinion. Our whig State govervment has “touched bot- tom” in the matter of removals “rom office. They have displaced clerks in the State and Treasury De partments, whieh has never before beeu done by any party in Mas-achusetts. They have also removed a watchman from the State prison on acconnt of his Politics. Speaking of removals, I hear that our new city government is having @ vice new guillotine made, which is soon to be put iu operation for the benefit of certain parties. A very strong desire to erect a monument to Franklin is just now prevalent in Boston, and the prospect of its realization seems better now than at any previous manifestation of the same form of luna ey. [ do no’ syeak tous of the eifair because T do ako pes ed, but ie seil about ¢resting monn and so little done, that the air when it is brought for the thousa ime by some sanguine al or jation. However, the present nt, 1698 but sheer justice to say, bas a more gave jook than most of its predecessors, It was commenced by the Mechanics’ Charitable Assocta- not wish to see the un ¢ there has bean so jiueh ments to onr great tien, on the 4th of January, and a committee of forty arpointed—twenty-two members of the Asso- ciation xed eighteen ottiers—to carry oat the design. This coumittee bad a meeting on the 17th, the Sth antiverssty of Franklin's birthday, aad for warves the work materially. It was resolved to erect & bronze statue of the great philosopher and states- pn and a sub-committee on design and execution Was aypointed, at the head of which was placed Mr. Winthrop—a very god selestion. Mr. Pressott, the historian, and Mr. Sparks, ani Edward Everett, are on this committee. Mr. Abbott Lawrence was made chairman of the Committee on Finance, and will do his duty there. His most prominent assistant is Mr. Sears, a gentleman of great wealth and mach public spirit. The business may now be considered as fairly commenced; but *e must have a little pa- tience for all that. Monuments have a bad habit of not growing. It may bea harder matter, too, ia Franklin's cave than it would be in that of other Yankees, most of whom would be c spable of supply- ing their own brass. Authors have complained of booksellers and publish- ers from time immemorial, and C. ampbell the poet was ured to say, half-seriously, haif-jocosely, taat he felt a great regard for Napoleon ever after he had shot poor Peaim, the bookseller, of Nuremberg. Au- pig however, can be as churlish as publishers. A int is afforded by the condact of Mrs. Beecher tows, the very fortunate author of that mest inartistic of melodramas, “Uncle Tom's = She has withdrawn the ‘light of her coun- tenance from her old publisher, Mr. Jewett, who sat her her some heal from sales of her novel, bg, Sg on her Bar tot il ublishe "by Pe Sampson & ‘Oe ge book of poems entitled “ Passion Flowesrs,” pion some two or three weeks since by Tick »«r, from the pen of Mra. 8. G. Howe, wife of Dr. known as an active philantaropist ne title ribes the character of the work, which is not often the case. Mr. Attorns: Geel Cashing has not as yet peeched though he was announced to be here the increare in value of imports, we must soon have an active spring trade, which may give an impstus to move. ments in stocks, and remove the «laggishness which now he like an incubus on ths market. Albert H Nicolay’s reguisr semi weekly pale of stocks end bonds takes place en Monday, at the Merchants’ Ex- change, at half-past twelve o’clook. The directors of the Sew York Central Railroad Compa. py have declared « dividend of Ave per cent, payable on the first of February, ‘The export of specte from this port last wesk was only to a limited extent. SHPMENTS OF SPECIR FROM THE PoRT of New York. Ship Uspe Uod, Hong Kong, specie. . $5,000 @0 Steameip Baltic, Liverposl, gold bars. . 4,100 00 Total for the week... see 9100 60 Previously reported 1,459/202 16 Total thie year, ee ++ + $1,568,302 16 This reduces the total toa very good weekly average) but the movement thus far this year is greatly in excess cf Jast. The steamship Europa will leave this port on Wednesday next for Liverpool; she will probably carry out & arge amount of epecie be Acditor of the State of Michigan, in his annua, evort, gives the annexed exhibit of the publio debt, fand snd unfunded — Fisances oy MichiGay—Pvnio DEpt—REVENUES AND EX?e. DITURES. Fund bones, ¢ue May, 1856, «$100,000 ; niverrity boncas, dae July, 1858 99,000 etrolt ave Pont, Reliroad boode, die July. 1863. 97 000 Penetentiary bends, dueJamuary, 1859 20,000 “ 860.0212. 222. 40°00 Foil paid $5. 000, 000 Joan bond. dus Jan’: 7, . 7,000 A: jamted bords, us January, 1863 845.391 Total... 75,391 The part paid ‘five million loan bonts oaistanding will if funded previoas to january 1 1854, + $1.457,001 67 “TY war- ameunt to.... 4 Bonds haggis for ontetand: ng for 1.1 rante, mey.. Making the total fords! and fundable debt not ye! due, ard for the peyment of which no pro vision is made... 2 890,902 07 The amount due the trust fond {s, 386 956 98 The receipts into (he St ate treasury for the year wore $779,075 09 against an expendirnre of $598,449 99 leave jeg @ balance on hand at the close, of $875,076 09, which will be shortly increased by receipt# into the treasury of more then balf » million The entire debt and liabilities of the Commonwealth o: Maseachustts, imcluding © er five millions of ssrip onned to aid in the oecetraction of #andry railroads from 1837 to 1841, is, . $5 854 730 66 Iscrease dnring they eat 165,900 0° The amouct loaned to the several roadais amply we cared, and @ fun! hac bewn created to meot the pay ment of over $1,100,000 of the balanos There remaing of the fanied debt anprovided FOP ceveeceee ssseeee $476, 000 And temporary Ioana cr flwiing debt, pro posed to be paid by State tar... 220,000 Total . $496.0 The property of ‘the Cow moa wealth, faclidtog the re curity held for ite kaw to railrosds and real sata 6, to valued at $2,079,796 ameunts to, $4,233,747 06 The various productive pecarities in the haods of the reasurer, including those im the Western Rallroad Loan Surplus resources........ | ond averaging over six per c-nt per aanum. Sinking Fund, amount to $4,421,714 27—all well secured» The publis lands in Maine, valued last year at $616,000, bave been sold for $646,000, and the proceeds divided between the Western Railroad Stock Sinking Fund and the Schoo! Fund, which last amounts new to $1,244,284 06. In addition to the property already notice!, the Com , monwealth has » claim upom the general government for balance of expenses during the last war, of $181,000; and aleo is understood to have an interest im the Back Bay, £0 called, which, enless the Commissioners in rela. tion to the property are much mistaken, is worth nearly or quite two millions of collars, after deducting the cost of improvements. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles, other than foreign dry goods, imported into this port during the week ending and including Fri- day, Jan, 90, 1864 :-— Commmnca ov ram Port oy Naw Yoru—Waskty luponts, Quan. Value Tostruments— Mathematical. 1 126 30 4,002 2 ‘266 4 744 24 10,719 21 6404 2 m4 2 734 Bricks, M..... 10 620 Dressed wkins. 124 81,690 Bristiew 6 1,726 Undressed do. — 111,992 Britwh lustre. 100 $22 Liquore—Ale., bo 2,954 Brovees...... 4 200 Brancy. 67036 832 10,930 4238 708 9,463 4,792 ‘goods 1,100 op. ore, tons 20 1,007 Per. saps.... 16 292 Sheathing... 228 Iron, tons. Hoop, pkg Coiryaro... , 190 Pig tons. Corks... 1m Druge— Acwitc acid... 5 Arcow root... 8 Gum arabie,. Do. shellac 1 Oils—lins 183 11,504 2884 Oive.. ,E 8,150 aanhaeh 3 Rapereed 28 1965 Soda ash 689 Patas. .....5 BOL 4,249 34 B93, 20 Fastic, tons,, 5 Legwood ....1,930 Earthen ware.1 ae 179 283 26,716 9,835 ‘904 67,629 5,037 26,173 18,710 5,951 212 1,954 13,385 29 700 Otuer imports Vaiue of mdse, put on — os yee in Jan. $2,800,771 do. of dry gt do... 8.312.671 $5,613,442 6,252, 16 TOMB). ee ceeceesereeseeeeesesenerensss sSL1,885,607 The principal items of import during the week have been as follows :—Segars, $35,688 ; coffee, $192,213; mad- Ger, $4,683 ; earthenware, $42271; indigo, $357,434 ; undressed skins, $111,992; brandy, 867,036; copper shea‘hing, $88,518 ; irom, $66,231; railroad fron, $167,- 667 ; cutlery, $46,705 ; hardware, $67,275 ; lead, $87,982 ; stee!, $96,852 ; tin, $119,216 ; sugar, $59,996 ; tea, $179,- 288 ; watches, $57,629. This enumeration shows a much longer list of items of great value than we have re- corded for some time past, and the aggregate value was nearly a6 great as the importations for the two previous weeks. The total for the month must be much larger than usual, it being now nearly as great as that for the whole of the corresponding month last year. Mines and Mining. Sunpay, Jan, 22—6 P, M. The t-apractions of the week have been very fair. Among the Boston stocks Ripley has been the most ao- tive at about 4, er 100 per cent premium, Northwest ie at 15, or 60 per cent premium. foltes, which is in active demand, has sold as high as 12:;—rather more than 400 per cent premium. Among the New York stooks Gold Hill has been the most active, at a rise of about 5 during the week, We presume that some 6,000 shares must have changed hands since Wednes’ay, at prices ranging from 3% to3}¢. North Carolina has been sta- tionary during the week at 53¢ to 5X, with large wales. It would seem as though it had reached the suramit. Conrad Hill bas fallen 44 since Menday, and is notin large demand, Ulster seems unable to maintain itself at the point it reacbed previous to the election; the laat sales were at 154. Phenix Gold has sold more largely than usnsl during the week, at pricey averaging 1. But little was done at yesterday’s board, At the Stock henge, Parker Vein sold at 63; a65;; Cumberland Coal, at 8334, tor cash; Potomac, at 1; Gold Hul, at3\ a % North Carclios Copper, at 63x, The bidding at the ‘uring Board was very spirited. The following bids for the Boston copper stocks will show the estimation in which they ars beld:--For Copper Falls, 62; tor North JAmert- can, 05; for ToKeo, 12%. for Douglas Houghton, 41¢; ” Winthrop. 4%; forlsle Rovale, 195; for Dolly Hider 6), The following New York stocks are held at the price: ehigh Zine. 27%; Potomac Carrol, 254; }4; Demy River, h Carolina, 634; Poitoa, 1%; Miners’ Lindeay, 790; Conrad Hil “at pees Mining at 22 Letters from Lake Superior announce the discovery of a new vein, five feet wide, oo the property of ths Al pion &mpeny This will add fresh value to thetr very fine location, Doth the Portare and Isle Royale veins are vatifying the predictions that were made of chem, Tbe Forest Mining company raised 41 toos of copper Isat year, sent i6 toas to market, and expects to raixe 100 tons during the pressat year Letters from Neuvitas Cubs, rtate that the engins was at work on 23d Dec and prowiss that by the 7th Javuary the pamps would be in working order, # tha: the wa'er could be immediatly drawn off The supsrintesdent estimates the yield of the vein in February at 50 tons of sulpburet of copper, aversging from 20 to 86 per cont, MINING BOARD, JAN 600 aba Gold Hill... KO cr CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarvknay, Jan. 21-6 P, M Seeapercrrs —Flour was eaven'ially agehanged. The perations ireluded 14,000 bbls , enperine No. 2 5 @ 87 873¢ ordinary’ to choics State at 89 8 #8 18%; mixed to fancy Western at BS 06% a 83 26; coumen to good Ohio at $8 113 0 $3 26; fancy do. at $8 26 © $8 ST; extra Western at BR GTi 0 $8 BT fancy Genesee at $8 373; a $5 50 extra Ontoat $8 608 $9 2b: and extra Genwee at $8 80a $9 78, sot varied Some 1300 ddl, 8 $5 £0 for mixed to straight; $8 60 a $8 62% for vorite; and 88 62% & $9 12% for fenoy, per bl Rye flour was rare ard inactive. About 800 EIA Jersey corm meal changed $4 Wheat war belt far above buyers’ limi reasob was partially neglected The day’s business was onficed \@ 600 Dusnels inferior to choice Southern red at $1 86 @ $2; end 1,00¢ North: ra nized om private terms Oanacian has Southern Ry $8 aa There ave been sold 11,000 buchels rye wi$l 18.— $l 19 rem ‘he railroad depot; $1 1s $142 afloat: and $1 2% elivered thet 3,00 bushels mixed barley Oats were cncnanged Corn was more ie day's transections consisted of 21 000 Sée for lamp Jersey; 90s, 8 02i0. fornew ened yellow; ile for Soa:hera axed: O26 ud 950, fur round yellow ‘Orrom — this Cay’ sales em drsoa: 1 T8L bales as fol owsin Forexport, 477 bome uve 706; aad on apeouls on, 679) Market seacy ng Hrs — Rater sere with ard engacemants were £500 balea of guttoo w 4; four was 36 64 ae, in bbip’s bags, at 10%. ven quet, e* ¥bo for dar, There was no change "0 motion tn arch varise frdm She @ ébe PROWRIONS — Pork #he modareiely inquired for ) "p movements reached 476 b 8t $16 for clear me F455 for new do; € 50 for ob er cew prise: aod 811 . mace of # packages plokled « LOK6 w Oe and he a hho; w prime lard at Xe 8 109 per ere dinposed of at yesterday's qaotativos sneeee Ps fieely taken at the advanced figures 2 our last material chenge tm quo . Liverpool, 80. for compress «0 baadela grain a lid, To Haw aod to. for #a. rates for Califor ake. hb 200 bb #. goad to Arout 850 bhia beef Batter aa? notized ADVERTINEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. FOR SALE. —FOR PALE, THE LEASE, STOCK, AND ae of 5 peseives seinae ané sis store, (rem very lows. 00.8 person, wi She, ‘a"prenvahie.sxah Dasiness is offered” “Address. 8. White, Union square Post fic: $2.300.-m wen's furnisbir nee ‘KING SA- American Mu ess this ise nd jesse on premise’ me sold immediately, as tie * Apply, Mss Ted Masten oeeeh, noone A MADY, BEING IN ILL HEALTH, OFFERS TO SELL her furniture and give up the loase of a olnss board- ion house, now paying well. Location best in the city, aad most cf the furniture ne ach customer this is a excellent chance, Addrvss Perking, with name and addre era DY WHO HAS BROKEN UP AOUSEKBEPING, of s handsome rosewood sofs, in ms in broc! ae been im use but a Please call at No. 655 tom street, between Thurday, doth inst. wishes to dispo Toon and crimson short tim o’clook, —A LARGE NUMBER OF STATES tented invention will be sold shesp, aving the eountry eeon, Address RARE CHANCE FOR S41 B-THR LEASE. PIX. tures, and the whole or part of the stock of that n aitted up sonar stere No. S4se Chatham strect, now do very good burin For further partioulars ‘quire at ‘ise store, as above. A GOOD CHANCE. is PROPRIETOR OF Pape good public houres, doing an extensive busines ttomd to both will sell one at being able to esoriace, t apriied fe Week. Prom 84,000 40 $5,00) yearly mot pro- fit can be je. B. WwW. RIOHARDS, aT Brot way. ROADWAY edeag ror SALE.—A FIRST CLASS HO- tel on Brondway, her hee with ee saomrers ood will, Sxtures snd lease for is offer- od for immediate inti Toonted, “i tly face nis'o¢ throughout, and wholly cooupies with boarders atthe best prices. | The torme will be moderate and easy. Lat thoes 1d attend to it at once, while the chance is open. For poorly apply tod H. H. PINCKNEY, No, 78 Nassau RUG STORE FOR SALE CHEAP—UP TOWN, AND ip one of the best thoroughfares in the sity, 5 well stocked. joing s good ae 100 wers and D Se 2 tyerything 4m comple ‘and no bet ion im the city for @ physician epee practise. Inquire of E. Cook, wholesale aruggi 2) avon street, or ad- , No dress a note D. T, Herald office. (OR SALE—A LARGE FOUR STORY HOUSE ON Prince street, near Thompion—let 2ixi0. | House oon tains rixtoon rooma in good order. Will be soid ata moderate price and upon easy terms, to close an « 8B. B. KINSHIMER 319 Fourth avenue. jJOR SALE—A FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON ELIZA- beth sirret, betwoen Grand and Broome, now occupied afadwelling It affords also an greets nite for 8 manu. y; lot 25x80, Will be told o: terms to close af Pely to E. B. KINSHIMER S10 Fourth avenue, Fe%,.8 SALE—THE SvOOK, Fi will of s first class oyster and dining sal oa, aow good cash busines: tbe city and situated on one of the best corners in Furthor information given on tho premises, cornor of Court and Atlantic stroeta, Hrovklyn. CR SALE—THE LEASE OF THE ed h street. tl SALE—ONE HIGH-PRESSURE BOILER, FORTY- inches in dismeter and twenty feet long, with two thirteen inch fica. Also, two high ;Dresture Peller thirty o jamate wen'y foot six inches long, with ono thirteon-inch flue in each boiler. is J. A. &J. D. SECOR, Scoor Iron Works, foot of Eleventh street, Bast river. LEASE, FURNITURE, AND GOOD boarding heuss in Fourth avenno, it now tiled with permanent Sof the ill health of tho proses ‘Terms ossy. Adcress Fourth Avonue, Horaid Re SALE—TEE willof 0 fi OR SALE—THE LEASE, 8TOCK AND FIXTURES OF the well known grocory essablishment of W. B. Knapp, corner of Houston ard Weostor strects. A rare chance for Person wishing to engage in the business. Apply as above py! SALE—THE ees STOCK AND FIXTURES OF a wholessie and fa: wine, spirit, pened Core liquor and segarestab i ea at cing at preront $35,000 a year. The present proprictor ng other en, im nts will treat libe- rally oe aes one soapital of $2,000 to $3,000, Ad- Tees feral: Pe SALE—A- VERY GENTEBL THREE STORY aoe basement house in @ first-rate location, on The house eet te, is in 'OR SALE—A EL THRBE STORY AND BAS! house on Tw ment ho! ith street, well located, hor in geod order fixtures oes with’ it; » 4in by sold to close an Also two on Twenty eigh’ ree eet of Fourth s: price $7,000. Apel he &. B. KINSHIMER, 519 avenue, after 2 R SALE—IN BROOKLYN, IN A PRIME NEIGH throo story brown stone fron} houeo, with voting of carved rosewood in parlor story, an: uM jer bp et recta’: hou Iesge deap onslusive ot ac feed piazza, burt in ene beat with all tho modern improvement», euch as furnace, rooms, hot aad cold water, aas, speaking tubes, to. Lot Taoteet deep. Inquire on the prow: OR SALE.—THE STOCK. FIXTURES AND GOOD will of s public house, located in one of our most publio thoroughferes, now doing 8 good business. Soldo1 accoant of the owner leaving the city, Inquire at iM Ana strcet. Foe, ALE! D ‘FIXTURES OF A FIRST tore. locality Pies, a ® business stand. The reacon for disposing of esie resent Pro eh has other business whiob tully sooupieg is tim fiat clase oysser ealoon. Apply to G. W. SIMERS, ‘iss Nasrae street, rooms third flooi OR S4LE—THE wilde fod Jat tg Sates! hed ‘B erockery store, now doit ong ‘& rood, gacieal Seerengntiess of Bi ook iyes co0a C. a. ‘ayne, Fe R SALE—A SMALL, NEAT paekie 3 STORY oid aT. tic house in Brovklya, one mite from the Oity Hall, and Dear three stage routes ¢ house is new, Pied but one 7 @ tarnished with warble wantele gas ith atures, demb . water in nee Term > Fz don vend and tao ‘Apply 86 2. Gro. MCRGAN, Je. 221 Pose! sureet, New Werke? 4 yinsT RATE PUBLIO HOUSE, IN AN tion to mal ‘also a confectionery tor teerea EA eatate office, os or G. W. SIM! third floor, room No. 12, (OR SALE—A COFFEE, SPICE AND MUSTARD MANU- Eg with al} the necessary machinery to with she the Dusinoss; steam engiae, in excellent order, £0; eo anse of all tho premises, comprising two lots of workshop, ae. Apply @ premises, No. Brock}; p, from 7 ‘4 rH o velook. A. M. OR SALE—THE LEA STOCK i Fi he best liquor stores in the Fi S Dean threo RES OF th ward. not exeeed $10 per month for the ore, a large back rocm and cellar kitchen. Tho house brings $430 per aving the city. Apply at 31 Prince @ORSSLE-THE LEASE, STOCK. AND FIXTURES OF Je and rerail Mguor store, 152 Seventh a id for one third ite value, athe, fornis on the 6th of February. tore. S135 by 100 feed ‘Ateut one mi ae im prim mantles th ince wil, bo. let. quire Fore th ot of JAMES GRIDLEY, Ne. 0 Nason sieots N.Y ye a HOMB ASSOCIATION, NOS. ; ANDS.—AN t for re in the former discount from aaount pa ei geod chan 0 Also a aif acre in ter. Addi EWELLERS’ STOCK FOR BALE LOW,—THE 8TOOK J and fixtures of +he jewolry store No. 32 Bleecker strest, for sale, either in love or, one Rare, LLIAM COOPER, acsignce, No. 101 Charlee street. EASE OF HOUS& AND 8TORE, etd HUNDKED fect from Grondway, wep side, below ¢ Genal treo for trom Tt hae fy 7 the iensee saw Tesloetent free. Aadross Suore, Hotale oMfce: OCKING BIRD FOR SALR—A SPLENDID MOCK ing bird, two yearsold. This ode excolled a wita toe pbly ne No. 47 TINSMITHS, STOVE aaa AND HARDWARE Merobants.—For sale, ry liberal terms, a henge, lot se stock, & large try sfow miles from A large business bas been osrried on ia the shove lines for eleven years past, and ie the only placo of the miles The owner wisheo to revite from basi ¢ of ill health. ym ib Wal N lage pase: ferry. The finishe¢ in the best geeaace, with marble painted not to N of afenittvem F Peok slip corner of Crove etree for cash. apply wo Wi : wor will ag ela low. by any in the city also, a box of m bird. werth wa oar ah etrcer, after 2 For partiou\m w York aire of Tho istactory reaw Brie Building }O ICK DEALERS. 46,000 TONS OF ICR FOR SALE. for partioulare apply to STRRLR & CO., 53 Nasenu street, up suaire. 0 DRUGSISTS.—WILL BR DISPOSED Ov, CURAP for ah, the etock and Oxturos of the Medicins Caost Dopod, No. Uy South now doing & 004 business. Ap piy to 'B. 14 ‘the pre TAKEFIELD ASSCLIATION-FOR SALE, ONE share in the above. Apply a1 197 Paiton street, tailor’s store, HOMESTE ADS. WO TPOUSAND BUILDING LOTS AND ONE hundred farms, wilt be di-ided amee tix hundred sub let day of ea i ag lots are in land. own oe im tie ry, shoule. apply Immodiately to OD 28 Broadway, where maps and pamp's let aan be had aratio SALES AT AUCTION. ral NOTICR—H0 DOZEN DOUBLE PLATED (ey "a REDS £ on wn ay white m sinteocia iy F, No, ‘all street, Sih incke.y being the Pee ieee Bed iets Thees goods are ed The trate hotel and restaurant keep- Gers are requested to exami IN NOTIC —THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER, — w. 8. INGRAHAM.—This day. at 10: rth William sireot in arlene a nd v9 beta Fann et and Brussels soe, alta, ob chairs, Oy h ureene, if arti- as, Se. ar rat maton Fisted ware, o’el Mr tn th housek line. One iis onees. naepine eroceriee UCTION SALE— STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY, suotioncer, store 81 A’ tl ahis day Mondey, Januaty 25, a8 bi 0. it, will sell the os ok. on the premises, 432° Tenth street, by virtue of a per- 4 double e steam creideiihas,tres Sua ie : th and fixtures; drilling machines, fl sehes, remer’s tapi dios, tools Gnd-Atures of & ‘blackamith's abhor H} patterns, lance quantity, of wrought iron and steel. Catalogues on the morning of sal UCTION SALE OF CIRCUS PROPERTY.—WILL B sold at auction, at the Branch Hetel, 36 Bo Saturd. Fr 854, at 12 o'clock M., th trian Establishment, consisti ‘thing appertaining to ‘dragon ats t 0 every One tanga! Weal by. for M pa, ad eneral oir aa one iaepphs ad and litho- Dill, border cuts for se , one ber complete. sot of e graphs, cuts fer pry thirteen she Ven sheet \desori all outs, newspaper ute, a 100 sf quarter poles, one 4, and ‘stakos to pot up the te ages, crow bars. plow, £6. can be seen at farm of J. W. Fisher, Mecklinbury Beir Kins county, New York. Meoklinbury is ten mi Ithaca. For terme sec bills at Branch otel, Bowery. Aor Los ape yr or Dey. GOODS.—FOR SALE, Fy goods with book accounts, lense fixtr a pe Ly 00 WH ty a4 SM. Rossiter, pode) Brooklyn. sccounts can be tween the hours of 10 ard 2 o’olook, tne 3s inet. By order of HE ROBINSON, RY WM M. ROS ee da Assignoes of 8. M. Rossiter. PSIGNEES’ SALB.—WM. WITTERS, AUCTION. will sell on Tuoaday, 24th instant a 10! o’el ck, nf: Conal etrret, the ontire stook of stoves, tin and iron ware, a of about 250 cooking, parlor and sffice sti itiat consistin, her With the Sxtareo, sold inl te to the trade and order of Wm hand Lewis Hor: Serra ignees. Also, sale ot jousehold furniture Shameny: im Walker meee Sear Brosdway; Darticulars ter, sell ree mon Monday, ‘y snuary 2, and the rae das je, at 1 ‘ololock each day, at the store No. 27 change, by order of the a mneceofH. H Moc re, aE well known bockseller. tl ‘ole of the stock of rareand capri books, ineln Tuaren works aad s leas sem el neous books, the best editions, and bound inls costly mann Among them will be found Hallsm’s works, 8 yols.; Gl>bon’s Derline and Fall of the Roman Empire, 8 vi J borough's gioat work om Mexican antiquit helf morocco; Sh tl Ssauisiygy i ai olaseios, editions of Byron, isin, Mocs: Washington Cowper, Bulwer, @aucer, Pops, Longfellow, hog Bdgoworth, to detail in an adver frionds and the pub- will form 8 ‘most desirable opportunity PEiate libraries, we og to state that utely sold to the highost bidder, by or- dor of the assigness, coven) read] in aay 0 or bwO, EDWARD SIRTZENICH, Late chiof salesman of H H. Leeds & Co, Boot, LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONESR— STOCKS AND bonds at auction.—Albort H. Nicolay will sell this January 25, at 1244 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Kxchan, account of whom it may concer! Towa) Cer x 1 ‘on verti! 873, interest page. “semi annual. (Ist f the Commonwei pa oh; $4 000 Can: Ly irginia, seven per cent bonds, due in 1563, intere.t payablo temi ai prally, (st Jannary ‘and Ist July) in Now York. $500 ene $9 do, do. do., $80 each—these bonds are scsured by Ss tine Mer Livingston, Keq., ovor 6,500 sores of in Boone and Kanawha counties: 40 shares Mexi- Wail and Inland Co., $100 esob; 2) do, Wells Far- 40 do. Bookman Fire In, a morigi coal oon Express 1 S100 cash i 40 and meen date, and now . Talend Clty Bank $26 each: 20 do, Citizens’ apie City Bank, $25 0 ay, ie cont thi and int rest on all th oa HN. held ot Bod orner soouriti Mo of each week At ‘ihe Merchant ‘Bxehange Av Private fest great Variety of fist clase railroad bonds, bank, insurance a other stooks. Office 40 Wall LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER—POSITIVE tale to close s oon hoy Lots at tho bowatiful vil- loge of Upper Mcrrisanis.— ‘Nicolay wi'l sell at suction on Tuesday, January 24, 185, at 2 ovclook PM, on fhe ground, without reverve, to the Riches bidder, sight good build: ote of various si: within two miautes BY f the railroad depot, Birocte are All graded: twoaty aix daily train farlem Railroad stop at Morrissnia daily from of the Hi 6 oelock A.M. untilll o’cl yer annum, which is lees that ay ene routs iu the city of Now York; title indi*putable. Fifty per cent on bond and porigege for threa yoars on all sums over $100; urder $100, cor mutation only $35 welve monthly instalments ee further partisulars, and froe tickets for thi a, apoly. to Albert H. sc ‘all ‘Should it storm uary 24 nals a not take place until iy January ‘Sist, av the same hour and plac P ets a. XICOUAY. Au CTION] & Co. will soll at etion: ie eaneed oe ain aad pty (663 ‘elon of paintings, Yor abeol readay, 8 & private col sale Meee reserve, by order of the owner, leaving for Euro aiming get the mi nil ven ‘ona beauuifal pleasing and attractive mn, Cla 4 ipecimens b by Innes. Pant Wawon, Danby ine Leykert, Frost, Coles, Jax Ina oe Crowe, and ioturee, thent t thy will b 0, an the public generally. January 23d, AY, D WARD SUN NTZENIOH Late chief enleeman of Leeds & Co. HAMPAGNE WINE, SEWING SILK —TUESDAY: clook, at 57 Dey street, corner of Greenwish, candles, beot ih barrels, nue 1 12 o’elock, gdm baskets : ‘Thimbles, cotton vhread, 5 WELLINGTON & 8, HOUGH, AUCTIONEER —MORTGAGE Salk OF hold furniture — Will be #old, the entire 150 West ictien Bronues, ar consisting of two easy chairs, ia bro- cade and eatin damask; sewin, tion, in do; well made and largo rorewood boskease; rosowood etagere, back and marble top, side, contre, and fancy ros wood RTER, Auctioncer. Twenty lee, With Egyptian and Iialiau tops; one sup rbly: ro m cotave pil ranted ; rosewood workboxes, do. slabastor and inlaid clocks, 7 painted itehers, &0., one buatrsd rocate! teen oil paintings richly tonsion tables of rosewood, mahogany Red walvct, silver and plated wate, tea aud o>iive este, Spoous, forks, castors, Ac.” china dinmer and to c ivory cutlery. table linen, Ac. rosewood bod steads, maitresees to fit, mahogany do , Tosowood and mahogany bu- reaus, wash and cornor stands, toiles sets, pillows, fsathor beds ‘and bedding. ARDWARE AND BOUSE FURNISHING to K auction.—On Wednesday, at] the entire contents of the Mortor street ‘in assortment of brushes, wovte Avotioneer store No. 67 Dey stroet. FAOUSE, SALE OF ELEGANT FORNITORE.— THIS mocming, (Monday) Ja2. 28, at 10% o'clock, precisaly, by catalogue, tho 1a gest quantity of super> rosewood si mahogany househelé furnivure and house farzishing artiol off "rea At auction this eosson, embracing «!! the contents #X doors from Foarteosth etroet, in ure d Will be gold to the highers hid: der, rain or shine, to Se removed from the house by Tarsday a poe of «ver 400 yards of rich earpets, in four parlor muity cf roseword furniture, in gold and orien bees le, ot tuporior workmanship: 2 Frene o% Ly 9; Forewood secretary, mirror hace: rich oon contre and pier tables; elegant wahoxany tete-a with obsirs to match; berendo curtains ard shal clocks; magoilic nt collection of rovltia and parian mavtel oraemnts, jews! cases; peters, flowerpote. &o ; with am slecant roseweod seven cotave pianoforte, cort $38, worthy of apesi-lattontion, for tho qvality of tone ard evpériority of workmanship, with em- broidered cover and velvet stool; also, 10 beantifn! pata tings, richly,framed; elaborately oarved ot >z0ra, mirror doors snd beck,‘ In t'« uppor aand mals top barenna witl mahersn ir matire: 5 with verware, spoossy forks, feel Da 2 elegant chins tes sets, 5S pi: siove and fixtures: 2 gas chandotiors Ko.; also, & magizisicont diamond cluste: rig, couts Aisimonde, cont Sat; with an elerant gold Bn watch. Catalogues at the house, Kniokerbookor stag es eed the door, R. W. WESTOOTY, Anctionssr. erockery, B. BUTLER, AUCTIONEER —PURLIC ADMINIS te tor's enle’—On Wednoedsy January 25,8 d Taure Gay, 26h st 10 o'clook, #t No. 22 Howard sirvot, the offata of benedict H. Muler de vessed, consi tiog «f aucient and me ietn palace, landscapes, verirnits, sketohos, e., by ominent mastery; drawings, earavinss, lithographs e,; we th nrteriale, et ler ts, fe. ib Enclivh and Press books, hoursrold furniture, Je watcher. Ko, Terme of eale cash Cateloguer on day of ane dor of PETER GB. SWERRY Putlic Adminis QUERIFF'S SALE —1Y VIRTUN OF SRVERAL WITS WD of execution, to me cireoted ans dulivered, L will t publie von on Tnordsy, the 20th day of stant a0 12 o'clo2k noon, at the trot of Jay abtee river, the #t am’ Thou it beam. pise George Washing: aid boat or vessel bemng 20 8 fert hold and 370 tons barthen; engine 1] feet stroke, and 34 ineh I hy a ie ro bollers peeiy ton pain vee cet in Jens tt Lew, smain And promenads di ¥ 5 said fons more or lees, with all the wach and “srougtenance ite sched O.¢98R, Shortt. Depaty Sheriff. ao. Al, 1804. Jas B. Beract, Dated New York. J SALES AT AUCTION. PORTE nn 9 ILLIAM 8 MELLOR, Acar eran and o ers are invited to attend the bi clase furniture, (2 Tuesd at iosee i Ge'Sixth avenue B _ is match. rosewood et tortmont found in a forvivure waretoa enters sortment foun Journal of Commerce and Express. Sale rain or shine, Mw. R. TAYIOR, AvorON EEE wa, R. utara, é eo hay sell sf ition, on ey 0 Bi original palatings ksown pty G. Ge Bieteriea gallery, re een contains some of the f ee over offered fc iblie Lae! Beis ror Rowe, Rowe, Pau'ni, slbont, Bibi 1 Fast,” bart: ‘Curazsi, Certeror Lo} Lopes, Clg, Glove re Vi Penicnghre seie, Bant Vernet, bith . os sear iaeatal B. now Sah 0 not Beostwes, fale. peeltive, withees ee—————————————— TENANTS’ REGISTER. pee a tt ‘OTEL 10 LET—OWING TO THE DEOE. Hie Tropsietor, the well established ie tty ti a ie Waverley House, 1 ul fesse acacen ef Becniuas sak emai ‘a, tly aed the preme = il 1 be Ler taro witl be #-ld reasomebly, wed th te a responel is fall of P. GILSEY" I nd one o'clock, vst ea doing » good busi way, between twel: TO CERDINORE a PERSONS HAY! ainst the es of Thomas William Rer at ayi ous, re requested to presintthe’s ys shat iseBECLA RENALL, Adminis'rate ETROPOLITAN HALL AND LAFARGE Bot. ‘To lease for term of years, the site of the late Me ies Hall and Lafarge Lf dee bein ene, pea fred ‘nai feot front on Broadway, ani Fre ugh to Me ttreot two hundred fest. isaiee: of JOHN cuATARGE Sukienee Place, or of CHARLES RB APPLEBY, rond way, TORRS TO RENT.—TO RENT, FOR ONE OR Mo ory double storas fronting on Ful ar) on fun street, bi on Nassan own e8 Nos. Sand 107 Fulton otr N20 feot eon, & w cooupi¢d at oaper w. Apply to PHILIP BURROWS, A Wall tr 6, LET—TdE NEW AND ELEGANT LOFTS, hundred seis ae on me acoder, west sido, below Ce atrect, with front. lights, and wator olor Apply to GROVER. BAKAR, & CO., 405 Broadway. ‘OTICE 10 LBT—THE STORE AND BASEMENT NO, 8 B Enquire of olay sired r the city. VENEL £00., onthe premises, (TO, LET—A FIRST CLASS STORE ON BBERM. how finish ae, will bo read for Supation next sacaihe ia veri to F, 8% tevoral fas lofts in the roe Apply to jaMns PRICK, 200 Hud street, B se 2 een a ae Let—ruk STORE, WITH SHOWROOM AB01 6163, Breadway, 4 complete, with count shelves and ges fixtures | Also the dwelling bart of house Canal streot. aad apartments for » small famil Apply to JAMES Puce, house, 224 Hudson stroot, Hadeon atroet, near Car al. (0 LBT—POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY—SEVER fine new three-story and attio English basement hows well located on Thirvy th ty tixth street, noar Fou Apply to EB. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenu }0 LET—W®@RKSHOPS AND LOFTS, 87 FEET W. fand 106 feat deep p lighted on three sidos with over tw ty windows, admirably located for any kint@ot ascent quiring pler ty, = bt eae atl? and i Bor ould let for an ina Mveiy is *GRORGE, LEA, 42 Bowery. Rent Dasiness. ber year. PO LET-THE WHOLE OR PART OF THE HAN some house, with water and gag, No. 2 Lafayette pla Fou h Fourth street, Williamsburg, $0 one or more famili till Jet May next, Rent very low. Inquire on the premis U hg St LET—A pale iF a ELRABANS HOUSE, AND TI from Broad: Rptin, it OF sen oe tite yh down town. be had after May B. W. RICHARDS, 807 Brost LET_PART OF A HOUSE IN BROOKLYN, Ni Ts the City Hall, fornished or unfurniehed, » ith aie fter let a aay, Te qcledss Apply at td a 5 Fees, frst house weak of Court streot, aes 0 LET OR LEASE—THR LARGE HALL, N T9237 08, ‘Adjoiniag Metropolitan Hotel, now cece, by aa e¥ ecxhibivion éf bis panorama ora Ppt ris! A TERM ety neree, wi adapted to gard , With three uses, Te Welivet pure water, toy s ae pi nite spe Midge media pastas pare ct ee 7 Olid atrort, between ¥ Stables older sill andioce house, ‘water, suffieien! to Furnish fe. bal 1, [iabiat one mile trom ae Ingats of BACON & au Eaurer 110 A.M. and 3 P. LOTS.—TO LEA! rol ane hundred aud ey lets, oa Thirtg-aimine Fores sre ing \ho wat xr aes ft a Socata ween thooe sire: OHARLAS E. tppreeye ith Bro: Over Metropolitan fank, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0. POE S412 ONE OF THE FASTESTTROTTINGPONT! in the Btate, with or witho he handsome trottit : wagon weighs less than two handr PPly exopt those who war en pay tor he Address Pony, Huds EY YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET. fonda: inst., hotel conch, in good order, aud bub ivtis used °° COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. wsfren ti iseieaea * Address, ¢ riot ino ion in Broaiway. ir oF, x 162 Metropolitan Post Offi 0 perce , opposite the ‘American a Bible House. stiles ad later od $5.0U0. RAND, 4,, PERSON, WITH THI ¢,Mmownt to engage in an exclusive manufac turing busin min eperstion. which only requir to make tps ‘pay $10,0 my per angum, | Th couclusiv ver % hire Toot’ from te 3 otclorke ay, oftoe Nod eS $1 O00 GARTNER ANTEDIN aN EXHIBITION —The advertia 10 Regotiate f ‘an exhibit a 2 en oral an faetfuskive phe a3 N ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED, WITH $50) Ca? in & first rate genteel oxhibiti field, 67 Eldridge fren YOPARTNERSHIP, — THE Addross A. Bayon gh ha one formed a Vip perma J under the firm of B, eof ling real ostate, ‘ater ned, rr publis ‘suction, atthe Merohante’ jotiation of the purchage and sal niract, = also a) ortgag Eo. nae JOHN LORIMER Granau. D'SSQhUTION OF coraRtNeRsarp.—THE coPaat- nership horektore existing between the under the fiimef Brady & McKiernaa, is this by muteal conreot The business of th etled up by Thomas MoKiernan, w! o will continue the business om Lis own scocunt at the old stand, corner of Seventh avenue ané Thirty-third street HILIP BRADY, New York. Jam, 21, 1354. THOMAS McKIBRNAN. J)RSOLUTION.—THE TIRM OF WALSOHEID & Weck ceck ‘ne dissolved om the 3lstof Deoember, 1663, by ‘mutual consent. Tho business, ay will be settled by Alexander Weekvecker, who alone tigad in, liquidation, WALSCHEID, a WECRD SGRER, Alexander Weekbcoker will continue the buciness on hia own socourt, at the enma placo, No. SL Liborty ssreos New York, Jan day & Co., for the pu orate bonds, ateoks, rocurement of joe No. 1 Pine ARTSER WANTEO—WITH A CaS Capital or $5 (0, ina p anofacturirg businoa: . = ita Diisked. Can give good estisfaction tn been done thelast year. Addrese MM, where an inter view may be had UNG MAN, HAVING & “BUSINESS atabliched. wish rar figeaia oftion, atating and from $10,000 to ty-Ave per or VAST-OFF CLOTHING.—§200) WORTH WANTED: J The bighsst oash tice will be liberaiky givon, in carrend Roney, for large cr mail lots sf good eter te description Addr oh Dost, oF call on JAM KONEY. at hie his scoond hand’ stoke. No. near Chathe: VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED — J Lacios or gentiomen taving any of the above articles to dispose of, can cbtsin the highest cash Brice by ont through the post, of at his reridence. woaded bY Mrs. Doseoldorp. M. 1, DUS*ELDORP, No. Ro. 13 lm # atroe' IES AN: O% LOTHING AND FURNITURE, roe ang BR. —Tadien attended ND Fi CRNITORE— PERSUNS HAVING ORT AN. Feafoan tice a air gua Bee ae tho eame by sendin, ager: nde to Mr L.COHBN, the tame by sending, oF wesies avecnded to ty Mas Ook an. HOTELS. PANSENGERS FOR CUBA.—THR REVERE HO House To isthe tarcost, moat wiry, commodious and & ouely sitcated hotel in Haran in the immediate rata he Captain General, avd Tutandente’s palnoes abe deal, Sepulchse of Columbus, Piaaade Armas, Guster end Qusy sud bute few minutes’ walk or drive from tbe Alamnda, Peco, ahd Taoon Thontre, eb, Bi Frevoh srd Gorman spoken. A clerk visite the stoamer# facilitate the lancing of paesogers and baggage. Mra RAT: MOND. Proprietrene “ FINE ARTS. ue LL GALLERY. or pf ee 8 ea by Gute du sree maehy oto tas Sed