The New York Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1854, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, MONBY MARKET. Sonpay, Jan 29—6 P. M. ‘The stock market during the past week, has by no ‘means been bucyant or active; the news from Europe, Peeeived by the Niagars, in the early part, had a depress- img infiuence upon prices, and holders withdrew from ‘the market, leaving the bears in full possession. The ef- feot was visible in the depreciation of some of the fancies; ‘but the transactions were too limited to serve as s cri- terion of the views of holders. The arrival of the Atlan- He, with four days later news, gave quite an impetus to ‘the stock market, which ‘rerved not only to arrest the @ownward tendency of prices, but to produce « healthy weaction, resulting im s decided improvement. The Sinancial and commercial accounts by the Atlantic infus- 0d new life into all classes of speculators. The advance im breadstuffs on the other side, and the firmness of the eotton market, seemed to weaken the fears previously @ertained selative to ihe war question; and, for the frat time since the commencement of hostilities, the public ‘began to realize that we were not so near annihilation as many previously supposed. We are gettieg more familiar ‘with the question and allite bearings, and it has lost a good deal of that importamee and interest it once pos sessed, It has been a bugbear throughout , as far as we ea this side of the Atlantic, are oncerned; and if prices for breaditaffe are sustained in Earope, we shall be largely benefited by the political difficulties existing be- tween the great Eastern Powers. Short harvests in Bugland and on the Continent are the partial cause of the advance in flour; but the position of affairs in the Black Sea, has cut short supplies in that quarter, which ‘aeually are very large. In the event of » grand war, we should have to supply provisions, breadstuffy, and other materials, to much greater extemt than yet realized, 10 ‘that under any cxronmstances we must be gainers. Ip the negotiations mow goiog on result favorably for the Preservation of pease, there will still be # deficiency ia Dreacetufls to supply, and the cessation of hostilities Will give an impetus to the movements of commerce, of the most important character. For some time past, the two great commercial nations of the world have been in @state ef liquidation and accumulation, Stock pecuti ties in both countries have for many months been ina state of depreciation, and we never were in a better oon dition to exter upon & period of speculation more exten sive than ba: been realized for years, than at the pr moment. The outward movement of specie from thia*port last week, was comparatively limited, as will be seen by che annexed stitement:— Smrwouts oy frecie xox Tax Port or Naw Yorke Bark 0. J. Hays, B , Rng Ciudad Bollvar : *000 00 beeamer Europa, L’ pool, gold bullion Singois 201,000 00 American gold coin. 1,300 00 mig 7: j Maranbaah Amerizas A 10,000 09 ss yon Washingion, Bromen, gold bars 100,107 43 do. do. “gold entn:, 64,820 00 Do do, do, do, &rilver 2,128 00 Total for the week. seeedeceees’_ 817,850 48 Previourly reported 3 + /1,668)302 16 Total this yea «$1,945,052 69 In the month of January, 1853, the exportation of ape ele from thia port amounted to $747,679—loss than ons- half of the export, thus far, in the month this year. Ghiet Justice Bartley, of the Supreme Court of Ohi, gave the decision of the Court on Wedmesday, on the va. Maity of the tax law commouly known as the “crow Dear” law, as regards the validity of the tax levied on banks :—‘‘ The decision holds: That section 10 of the Tax Taw of 1852, which provides that in making up the mount of moneys and credits which ‘@ny person is 10- quired to list for taxation, he may deduct from the gross @mounts of moneys and credits the amount of any bona Bde debts owirg by him, is unconstitutional,” A bill has becn reported in the Senate of Maryland, which provides that the capital of the several banks in the city of Baltimore may be enlarged; so those banks ‘whose capitals now exceed one million of dollars may be imoreased to two millions of dollars; thos whose capitals @zeced nine hundred thousand dollars, and less than a million, may be increased to one million five hundzed thousand dollars; those whore capitals exceed three hun- @zed thousand dollars, and less than nine hundred thou fand, may be iner-ased to one million dollars; and those ‘Whose cspitals ave less than five hundred thousand dollars @@all be required, before the expiration of three years, to merease their amounts to at least Give hundred thousand @ellars, and not more than one million of dollars. ‘Fhe gross earnisgs of the Franklin Canal Company's failroad—from Erie to the Ohio State line—are given at 16190,906 36, and the expenditures at $64,457 85, leaviog for net carvings $65,448 51. This sum is subject toa de- action of $30,860 for deterioration of road, salaries, ie., which leaves $34,593 51 applicable for dividends’ ‘The capital stock of the company is $500,000. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles, other than foreign dry goods, imported {into this port during the wook ending and including Fri- ay, January 27, 1854:— ‘Oommxace oF rex Port or New Yoru—Warxty Lesorrs. Value. Pk Vali $1,931 1'400 1,121 i 6452 Boota&show.. 1 ‘117 3,073 Dressed akins. 168 39,074 Undressed de. <j waa Sheet, pkgs... 2,779 Scrap tons... 434 Tubes.. 1” Lignumvite..; 99 Mahogany... Willow,.....2,07! Lith, stones Potatoes, Whaleboas. 40,0 Other imports 54 14800 2,068 Value of ‘puton ‘market week ‘ending Jen. Zi, levlececbaveedessvecesevecscccers 3.008 921 Previow iy this mon DOM. cscs ssececesccceseeeserseeteces +1 O16,05T,823 The principal articles of import during ths week were as follows :~Segars, $28,817; coffee, $44,462; madder, 924,008; fare, $28,453; hair, $31,781; jewelry, $83,465; Greased shina, $39,074; undressed shina, $184 807; brandy, $29,209; from, $128,878; pig trom, $45,967; rallroat tror, 026,286; cutlery. $22 667; hardware, $55 634; Jead, 85° O00; bieel, $62,825, Ua, $02,551, cry widalay Sei, | poem more dod. sugar, $23,377; tea, $209,675; watches, $88,312, Tt api pears by the above s stement that more tham one half of the aggregate importations is im foreign dry goods, sad that the balance is pretty well divided among the regular staple articles of import. The great value of metals im- ported into this country from Great Britain, ise matter which should occupy more the attention of our growing miners] interest, than {t does at present. Our im- m tracts cf mineral Jands, most ef which have, by the extension of eur works of internal improvement, been mace accessible, should be more actively worked, aad a larger per cent of our domestic Cemand supplied by do- mestic productions. This would have a very important influence upon our importations, berides giving profitable employment to capital and a large number of laborers. Se long as we have this raw material so near at hand, whieh can be prodaced at so little expense, itis strange that the miping interest of the country should be so backward in its developement The importation of iron, tin and lesd form an important item in our weekly re- ports of importations. The Reading Railroad, for the week ending om Thursday, brought down 20,066 tons of coal, making # tonnage for the fiscal year, 20 fer, of 174,850 tons, against 166,982 tons to the same time lest year. The following statement from the annual report of,the New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Railroad 0om- pany, will show the financial operations of the company during the past year:— The entire receipts have amounted to. Agaips} an expenditure of, $915,854 62 907,838 73 Leaving cash on hand, The following is « detailed » Private subseription..... City tax ot New Orleans, Parish of Orleans, right bank Parish of St Landry. Parish of St. Mary, Pariah of Lata State of Louisiana Bon: Sundries, passengers, freight, fo. 8,167 25 Bile payable. . ve ie 119}638 50 Company’ Bowds, ‘soured by pledge of ci taxof New Orleans.....ssersseeseeeeesene 60,000 00 Total. sae eeeeceeess $916,054 62 The principal items of expenditure have been—Iroa, $363 292; land, depots, &e., $89,179 ; loom: tives and cars, $46,053; timber, gradivg, engineering, &2., $179,- 5C0; \vack Isying, &e., $51,361 ‘The estimate resources for the coming year are calou lated in round numbers as follows:— beoriptions Siate subsoriptions.. Totals... ceseeeee Both the Jackson and Opelousas roads intend menio- rialising the Legislature to authorise the city to issue its bonds for the unpaid portion of the city subser!ption, and the latter to collect the tax in the way they may see ‘it, Mines and Minin; Sunpay, Jan. 29—6 P, M. The sales on Saturday, at the Mining Board were rather larger than they have been during the last day or two. Hieven hundred Lehigh scld at last quotations, closing, however, with a tendency to rise. Ulater is steady at 13. The report of the Ulster Company verifies all we have said of it from the beginuing. We have reason to believe that it 1s really one of the beat mines in the country; bat owing to imperfect organization and financial mismanage. went, the stock has always beea as heavy asthe lead it represents. On the 18th October last, the company de- clared, in a report signed by the treasurer, that the ship mente of lead had been aa follows:— June,. ++ 43,835 Ibe. sold for 92,410 10 July. 4,779 2)840 80 August... war Ben ar September. 132,218 7,895 45 This was exclusive of copper. The estimate for Osto- ber was--lead, $6,000 worth; copper ore, $10,000—total yield for the month, $16,000; and it was stated that an acditiopal furnace, then being erected, ‘would materially increase the product thereafter.”’ The report closed with observing that, ‘as the expenses had mever exceed ed $3,000 a month, and the company had no debt except $2,600,tor which the creditor would not receive payment,” it was ‘manifest that a handsome dividend would be declared in February next.”’ We aball be in February on Wednesday. Let us com- pare the predictions of the October report with the ad- missions of the January one. ‘p to Ootober, the yield in lead was, in round numbers, as stated above, $17,000. Betting down the expenses at the amount stated in the report, viz., $8,000 « month, for five months, we arrive at the following statement of the affairs of the company, as they cught to have been irs January :— By lead sold before Let October.........++++0.+.+$17,000 Fatimated yield of Ostober, $16,000, less 60 per cent for en ore of sangeine manager....... 8,000 Estiooaied yield of November and December, with BOW {UrDACe WOTKIDG....sssvevseveeesseeseesee 18,000 HAMIL, ss sSesdoee Ceataipaaes eeerctecte ened Dn. To eight months work, at $3,000......+ Balanee, profit oa Ist January........ Tetal . ae eee es 843,000 In other words, the company ought to have had $19,000 at least, in hand on Ist January, exclusive of sales of cop- per ore, and puttiog the estimates down at the lowest figure. Thie would have enabled them to make a dividend of nesrly four per cent on the whole capital. Instead of thir, however, it would reem ne the whole availabis arrets of the company, exclusl: Cash on hand... Gopper ore. Total.....sscsseseseceveccrseacees + + $11,861 69 The late board of direstore urgently deprecate the de elaration of a dividend, which would absorb this little sum. We csnnot see how the new board can act other wise than follow the suggestion. A dividend of 2 per cent would deprive the company of the means of working the mine, for they coul! not sell their stock at all at the price it it valued at in the report, and at present prices ic would not bring them $1000, We hope, and, tadeed, have no doubt, that this time next year we shall have tw speak of Ulater in a very different strain, The bids on Sa urday were as follows:— For Oamberland, 20; for Parker ¥ Vein, 6% ge Mintng, 0%; = A wastes, 3: sper Fal ; for Northwest, 62; tor Toltec, 11 pe rop, 23¢; for National, 20; for Fulton, 155 tor) Mine: me! for ‘Dolly Hide, 6; for D River, 360 ; for Lindsay, 0e ; for Ripley. 4 Ne; for for Co ail, ‘bbe. “for Gold Bill, 8% at The Pretident ia expected to morrow, Phoeaix Gold sold MINING BOABD, JAN. 28, 400 sha Uleter Lead.... 13 800 she Conrad Hill... .660 200 G0....+4+.b15 154 1000 Leigh Zine. 600 N, Oarolica . 8% 100 ¢0.. 800 éo. 50 3} 100 Phanix Gold wo do. 8% CIfY TRADE REPORT. SarvepaY, Jan. 28—6P. M. Brearercrrs —Flour was dull and lower. The day’s transactions amounted to 14 000 bbis. ordinary to eholce Slate, at $0 a $0 16%(; mixed to fancy Weatern, at $9 125¢ fancy Ohio, at $9 37 Refs fancy bey $0 6234; extra Indians and jzam, at $0 6 8 $10 2. 4: Ubio, at $9 62), 8 a0 4 extra Gen- eree, at $9 Sil. No frre } occurred ip Osuadian There were 3 400 bols, Southerm disposed of. at $0.0 00 26 f r mixed to etraight; $8 3144 « $9.60 for favorite, and $9 S24 ‘a $10 873, for fancy, por bbl. Rye flour wan heki at $612 for Gne, and $6 60 for rapertine, per bbl. Cora meal was freely offered, at $450 for Jersey, aad $5 for Brandywive per bbl. at war quiet and unsettled. We hearé of no important transactions ia rye or barter. State and Western oats were saleable aud steady, at Join sought after, and closed d prices the dey een conri 000 els, at $1.05 for New Jersey yo.low, $101 07 for do Seuthere white and yelicw,with Weetern mixed, and $1 8 for round yellow. Corton was quiet and {regular in price, The day’s pales reacurd only 657 baler. an foliows:—For home ase, 680, avd on #peeulation, 127. Frocuts —Rates a steady but met active. To Liver. | OOO cr TOO bales orton were oom- ee d. ® 11-32d., and ‘sbout “131 7" ere engeged, in buls and bags, at 134. 9 Flour was at 44. ads. 3d., and 4s. 64. asked. 2,000 paral stores were engaged st6e To Havre, about 2,000 bbe. flour were engaged at 950, To Antwerp, 800 bbis. flour were engaged at 950, was 00 ebange in rates for Cali’ forels, which ranged at 600. a 653. Provamoss —Pork war in freely dealt in at atill better prices. The day’s operations oom orised 1 000 bola , at $16 60 for now mens; $14 50 4 $14 6254 for old, do.} $15 1254 = $13 26 for mew prime; and $12 25 for do. per boi. ee’ were unchanged. Scme 900 bbis., good to prit brought l0Ye. a 10% per Ib—eo sévasoe. The transactions in beef reached 660 bois , at former quotations. Abeut 600 bbie. beef hema found boyers at $15. Batter and cheese were unalvered. —_—_—_—————————— ADVERTISEMENTS RENKWED EVBBY DAY. DAGUERREOTYPES, UR CRYSTAL PALA? BXHIDUTION—P. HAAS, daguerrean artist, 71 Be has seovived from the Ino d she poh = ox! ad Sy Attention of his fully solieite. an taepectlon ioe will boar 8 cronter ittees, whic! re fiat Sree fawsing ne Taneurds ¥ by art, tothe than the unerring criterion mavere. 7 itis 9. qption. gancans 7 Yee £ ‘bed at this offfoe for one firkin - an —FYOR SALB—THE LEASE AND FUt- yf the moet extensiv: Lod evel om ¢ bet vetslans down tore, $6,000. Applyto G. 4. BINSON, . 85 Nassau street, up stairs, 7. 500 pe FOR S4LE.—THB LEASE AND turnitare of a hotel on Broad ‘ivaaant leentions in the ‘and vory low rent. LF ay Sectonne ets ‘@ chance seldom offered The hous is now crowded Office, cy pop also, a fine teary, with boarders. Address Hovel, Broadway Post saloon for sale, now doing » good business. » ee i atest | rate. Apply at No. 4 Roosevelt ot é application is nec , oe — SELDOM MET WITH.—TO BE DISPOSED RaBE CHANCE.—PORTER bo ood AND bere the y to embark in other bi ‘willbe s elt acest and fixtares, mesons Apply am IN mower FOR SALE— Per annum over and above ing are ve yearn Ee va L3—THE hp WILL, STOCK AND FIX- Son oe seh TOOK, al org (the SES f KRLLOOK & 80N, No. ap Gund’ street. OR been Ft ' SPLENDID BRI REAR. WITH ‘fife; f land attached, om eee. es: 8 of the Hudsons ond bev to run. City low oF taken if untae! cass grees sapaise be Address Leasshold, Herald office. ¥5 river, miles at ve ‘Kingston Ory juire fi Joha K. emises, or BANJAMI. EB, 306 Bisah street, Now York. is Bs SALB- IN BROOKLYN, IN A petted WEIGH EDR: hood, s three story brown stone i a perier’ 3 sae ens ocrner of ould water, Lot 100 foot dee, inquire oa reset ke, pi Gas ; befucluding © oa jcilelothe, an and dane 08 the prot 9 His. over plac LIN, No. 3 Jone! New Tork kas Satures. A or of A. PRANK ree; tclrt 100 ook in sacha oe 1 by Fe0o | I r B aurmoecH, yen ees zee east Iaato: staceb. ALTABLE P ap SE FOR SALB IN qaoogers— three story full basements (fold: ment,) ayand subeellors dwelling ho Es corner ‘ENDING TO form 02 which Naren: FARM FOR SALE.—I T will sell the valuabl Washington, ‘all purpose Sa ¥ hureh hhools, mill, ste po for all your p ne + See fates wal sd yout door,” ad Eye Gronmiller, Savage Fost Oflce, H. ward county, Mary: SSOARDING AND LODGING. SUITE OF ROOMS TO T—ALSO TWO SMALL rooms, for single gentlemen, at No, 19 Union plece. FRONT AND BACK ROO! FURNISHED AND Ain ort with gas. to let to neilamen, will be let to paeke or separate, with or withou: avenue, Doard, ab No. 12 Sixth GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE ACCOMMODA- Tite suit of unfurn'shed rooms with board i duatl fomily, whare there aze no. hl leasantly situated, at No. 185 ‘Hudson’ sizect, boar Bt NEATLY er ae a en AND LARGE Me and swo hall bed- pe onalemes, on mo¢erate terms. Broak- served Cleanliness strictly observed. In* aus at72 wate wee first house weet o! Broadway. A PRIVATB FAMILY, beep gen aT 107 WEST ‘Twentieth street, cog Sea a mae, yo rent with board, e seocnd floor of thi yf of four roouees supplied wish gas and ( roton. ‘Three 0 ot thom comne 6 py exch orber. None but parties ig & permanent rosi- lence tolicited. tential manner Croton water, £e., one of the best and in othor-bouses and lote. Apply to Brocme street. under Bowery Bank. THE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES tablished porter house, known asthe Walker ‘use, 154 Walker strces; will bo sold at. bargain, as the proprietor is going to California. For Partigulacs acply om the premises, ‘M. MURPHY. OR 8ALE—A SNUG TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE. d sud-cellar, situated in Taylor asrve' Lee avenuo, Brooklyn Two-th ‘and wortgage, the balance will bo tm upholstery goods, paper hengin oarpets, or oiloloth. Apply to J. J, MASSENVE, 2) John sireot OR SALB—A LARGE FOUR STORY HOUSE ON Princo street, we ‘Thompson—l-t 25x90. House con- taine eixteen rooms in good order. id at inederate Price aud vpon easy truss, to close an es: &. B. KINSHIMER, 3s ‘Fourth avonue, OR SALE—A FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON ELIZ4- veth street, between Grand and Broome, now occupied apa dwell’ng. ‘1b affores also an excellent site for a manu factory ; lot 25x80. Will be sold on easy terms to close Hate oe to KB. KINSHIMER, S19 Fourth avena NOR SALE- TO CLOSE -_ Pager! AND MUST BE as brick houses on fine order, w, easy. Re id tow. B. after 2 OR SALE—AT THE WEST INDIAN GaLLERY, 627 Broadway, ow caste for jenelry, specimen Daguerreotype cast 10 & buff wheel and other uapleme: ta. Apply from 10 A, re f SALE—SIXTREBN ELEGANT pbs oi HOUSES, WITH ‘brewn stone fronts an the modern improvements. ae Ninth avenue; foor in dF Fa wo in ‘i gas fixvure NSH.MBR, 110.819 Foursh avon Ereen rd Park; two in between ry an sixth yepues; five Sisth and Seventh avenues; ands t lots. Apply at No. 13 EBB & CLARKE. CLASS TENEMBAT HOUBES, D. W. OR S4LE-IN TWENTY-NINTH STRERT, NBAR Third avenue, ve new four sory hou. e6, Beltt sf the twonty fenanten 2 ta wonty por ‘pends. money re- *Y, 7102 Nassae strat, room No. 5, Apply to ror, SALE—A HOTEL, ON ONE OF THE BEST AVE- ‘auee in the city; lise always dono a firs rate business, Only betel cash required. App Ay, . W. WHITNEY. 102 Naatan street, e90m No. 5, or Baty a8 Bet WA io meer Nig pnw bal STONE mth et, Fi rit aie " ‘tf m oh eae Fou aves ao y ey D. W. WHITNEY, lv apes. street. WR SALE.—WILL BE SOLD VERY CHEAP TO A cash eurchaser, and possession given the first inst., the nd fae Jargest part of s house, plessently riteated near Boadway Reaesn for solling, the gentleman ina few days. tails fer Burepe in fev dys 2 orARDS, 907 Broadway, OR EALE—A CROCKERY AND LAMP BTORE, DO- i sah Dace fog, br Soe moat exot person Wilh about $1400, Address Os 0 Ca Harald oles. OR SAIR—THE FIXTURES, LBASE, £0., OF SA- loon No. 21 bey bal slip. Also, the public astbo ee Cit; ae o Broaé wa: Bi ment street. juire ef the Tete dr Oba UROIX of CHaUNCAY BARR Daanas. R°, SaLB—THE Lary An, ara 1 WITH OR without the ste: bon iced; oF will exshane fa iets BTW. WHITN in Wet terest in sgher ood of = steamers. above vill be sold aif burgnia. “Q. Be = ane Nassau street. R SALB TO CLOSE A TRUST—TWENTY Kal og and attio vdeo ronaes aad bg icone. fice of J. ‘Bighth avenue, corner of Sixteenth peered eT F*s SALE O8 SxOuARGE—LOTS ON SECOND AVE. nus and 109th str 2¢ lot on Hudson avenue, Chambers atroet. S8ALE.—TWO LOTS, on the southeast ovr Tor terms apply at yom SES FOR SALE.—NOS. 55 BANK STREET; 1: Le xin gto! 4 a avon 145 and 147 Weat Thirtes Im Weet Twent sgeaath street; 2 08 2 tarton ateont; Is Tenth streets 120 Nerfolk strech Also: fa Brooklyn, is Dean, Pacific, and Van Bront streets. A farm ter ta le orexchange. Inquire of E. BACH, & Joba street, from 11 vo tS or at 127 Bavington ote ‘OURE AND LOT FOR SALE IN B.3 SAsEes PLAO! seh Bet rate Hegivorbagdy walk well sdopted for & i Fy family resident wie eat japedieee easy tome aderees SL poy ‘Herald of bo ho ode ral LOTS FoR S4LB—IN gt top RTS OF eo | town, and at various Ri moat liber terme to parties wishing at the Land Office, opposite ferry lan: ft PPBN, Agent, Rogemtas & Spun AS yn iM, HOS. JANDS—AN discon oye amount Le ty sy "e Bore inthe tatters. Adeeroee itingos Bar TASURANCE Chal FOR SALT — 4 VALID A8ORR. ' im evens a RASE OF HOUSH AND STO! from Bro: west ON HUNDRED clay wont elie, below Gena anal street for from May to rua; ron} low, ne taxes; Tout froe. Address Store, Miefalt omiee: AND LODGING HOUSE FOR Sale Rear one of pal ferriog; m Ne order. hpoly (4 feet wale, It hae fv the lessee cam PS gpg ome 4 rook): _ | aantennnnaarannanedi tia NDLERY STOCK AND FIXTURES, WiTd lease of store bs he uA a nd at Hock Weequared. “Apply to SOHN 8. RELSO, No . req a a \e » ‘oa Wil — Lo ‘veered sie wt La 1 aL as. Wever svseot stand is suitable for any other Vesmdine Can REW LG: yh crass BAS caw HOUSES FOR Terms viously Alspouse of, ire at a8 Mera virest. It net t bi Hy ag by A. "Bleecker st the lorchante’ Exchange, ap MECHA OS AND OFTERS —RURW CHANCE For '¥ torms, to close a trust three vettarc houses it Sole rivunted on 124th street, sear ont} Moreie; EEBs'ty Wo toot. ety eawtaber et tote fa nec ot eo c ° erate” Apply to LUSH & MOORE, TI Tuied eran 0 BUTCHERS.-FOR SALR, THE FIXTURES, & shop corner of Heary and Orange steve, holesale bateber in ibe cid marke, (SAL, hy’ or Tag aesr ea strewt, betwroa ‘onera cheap. a4 tay lee of Me. J. STRY po, eure OR stalls ea te old Brock] the eo and Catharine fy Le, in other busiaces. owner KER, in AS by bt hgh py elt PALVATE R&SID- in Brooblyn, & large modern built house, woult DY witling tehocsmmodais onese ewe S Dendsomely furnished paclor snd board at$i a week. Sho Lgoation is plossant, and whhin few minutes walk of two forrics Bett of refereuces given and require?, Address Mortimer, Horald offce. rig er wit bedrooms, and ROOM, FURNISA&ED OR La refed Sy 1 dp A, pble for a gentleman and ww four story Deve = af bohad ine & private fa are taken. bos ae meer ae Amity et stages and Sixth avons cars. Apply Noble's, No. 3 Ashisné place Isto Perry street. Roferances exchanged. , WELL TURNIAEED, Wite tH plendidly furnished lot, to Private house, where ail Ait son gle eatlemes, home will Apply at No, 9% Prince street, a few doors wert et Hrvedwaye wipow Grav af aaa a with hi ‘The house has all the modern improve ment, ti convenient. Addressalineto Madame Matilda, Pa Post ufiice. AND WIFE. AND TWO can be socommodatediwith good board hou, by spplying immediately a0 173 008 required. Apply avenue, two doors from Ashland ag) —A EA a hE Let tertiary ROOMS FOR SIN- fe ewnilemen in 8 Ast yer7 dalgn i Gy ee ‘wishiog the o Corstens of be moocmmodate tere fy ae or geri ear to of all Ie a al PI ry ot ' ner hi ° pa ae pply fo. 29 West Kighteenth Bivvoeral LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN a eplendid ‘up town, » Jentences, free oy square Post fort Often, with os mame, &o. yeh pe HEIGHTS.—A GENTLEMAN ce ress soa le gentlemen odated ear Broi free from tbe poses ot Lotels and se from she solaes of hota and boarding houses, OARD am A PRIVATE FRENCH ary omy GEN- B tleman TATE PRENO 8 ples pena’ eet pon ka ry Cleast stiached. and fall board, “e 23 Tosiding si Mo. 100 Twelfth sect, neat University Bee zs SOUTH BROOKLYN—A LADY Cav AC fami), fe tlemen, inion street third door above re Clintva, sou th fide. gen Baz, WANTED—BY A GER WIirn, Rote Tate as ORAL ES OE Location must be above tron! y avenue. References exchanged. OARD W. BY A YOUNG LADY, A I. town than street. Terms m Gree CA. be fray Post Omen S Aer S, Re reeand. Seer, tase, petate fam. WA wite. on airen wal ee BD., ‘Herald ieee: ah 0’ ded. oe OARD WANTED—BY THREE muy, GEN’ Ben En a ee, ee board. Adi B.A. 3. H. C., eral y ye ee LARGE ROOM yah floor, with » small room adjoi ot oman sof, single lora improvem Pip at bs Wert Twonts seventh steost. LN SUTE OF ROOMS, OF, ogne meee tendidy ON THE be ea ea So ear enucaabie cane OARDING.—TWO GER TLEMEN, WISHIN ternlgbed snd comfortable room ior the winter, can have Bien ISHED me te ered FREER, ny italia OR WITHOUT meals, at 164 Chambers Ne. acoommedation will be rented with or without Soar. ‘ANTED-ONE ROOM, WITH BOARD FOR TWO (@ widew and hor daughter) must be near costae ra ay and SLadiow siren HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. ANTED—EY THE FIRST OF vueerant, Lago nd WwW a furnished oad for 2 respect Fee ‘persons errant not Nigher s verdtdene, own vanes te me and location, J. W. A., Herald Bleecker or amity. street. Wine TO HIRE—FROM THE 18ST ‘OF MAY NEX MAY —— ‘a small two story and attic house, between a A Address, stating rent and loeation, WaTiee, 7 Wittinmst) «fs house, within seats Meat Ieeation, Ax, box 283 Pos Waxmmnte RENT OR LBA: tale gral, yuse with th const OF Bidar streets, “Reference exchanged: adress 0. Se Bervid effive, ANTEDITHE LOWER PART OF & HOUSE, UN- og Mn of reference aes, 0, G., Broadway Post o DANCING ACADEMIES. nouen NEW CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN.—L. DR eg is pow forming now clase at nis Assom diy rea Broome rtreet, for vening, ovmmene- fagat7 o'clock. All she fashionable dances taught in one euurse of leseons. prasntes CADREMY bony aad ocd masters, W. and Saturdays and mendiys sna sy Thursdayg, 68 33 Ati Fr entiemen’s evening a s send ecaaias) f4 ty Cardin st 7 Bw Pete ae, (wil Ty enter at say —— BILLIARDS, eee ILLIARD TABLES—TWO SUPERIOR AND WELL B msde seo d tables for cale, email size. eutvas ‘& large ttook ot ivate it tie Beds. ‘Can be seen by coli Asn street. . aveey inunaay and W wae oe iets sf | plat we Bylaw events o evain sae Gor 5 gtahts Taine, ew the eaten rooms, Ni re sriera for: ae fanoy acon calisy tad plated wane, jemete Armor x OTICR—WH. B JONES AUCTIONEER : r stable tnt wate order mould ve bes aret rate otand for ala his day, at Re. barons nl ee eee OFTS 10 LET—T0 LET, THE FIRST AND TWO | horse, the aise taiheens te sed aRPRer oF she thzee, op store Mo. 8 Vasey | stable om the 10th day of Janoaty™ sien Dd ‘er of Ohureh a prominent situation. | After, ‘Wil: B. JONMS, Constable. be bad on the i oreary next. ADDIY te Ean, fae" SAGAR, $0 Veosy street FANCY G00! POLITAN HALL AND LAFARGE HOUSE— Baste ri Te Sen.8 Sec of the site of the late * | street, of) and Lafarge House, ‘one hun signees Full rartioularsin CJ om sndred foot Tague a a on morving of tale pises, or BLES B APPLEBY, TTRACTIVE SALE OF furpitare — Z. LET—FROM THE 18T AP’ ele publle beats ak East Mew Ti a hesithity vented om the e-tmer ment, with’ cellar ta (= edocs wipes ties tne: Kets. taltanie tor store; all ab lees Al we wh. erent 10 LET—THE BNEW, Bra oe. RAG! 8" T° ot Bowery. "Apply ¥o NG, 82 Maiden lanes IRCUS PROPERTY.—' UCTION SAL fold at auction, at She brews at 12 0% T — THE canen a BAREMRIT AwD |’ERews 25, Rivece Rasecerize Me 3 Say es Oral ices inaseianmaamee en AID | the folowing ariicien also everything. sp to preete Ttroan be divided it necoacaty, te mgood tenant a | svtablishment:—One magni icend dragen chariot, will be given. Inquire Canal strees or 142 horses, four ponies, nino baggage wagons, one’ ad’ Mulberry stevels carriage, one doanle rvekaway one busgy, harases tor seven horses, riding pads an: cloths, saddles, id 10 |LET—A SPACIOUS FIRST, GLASS STORE ON eddie cloths, : teh Shrough to Spence « ttle with powor, it do elt Broadway, attea u pin shelves, coun Apply to JAMES (CE, 200 Hudson 1O how gh La abe A us bern tiver and: Hesloms sight feventh strest and and fae ep avenue, being tow mils Ref a oe Tew peice teem Petreney tte May. in gneequenne of she Present cooupant belng unex ectedly eall ‘Apply as once—takivg the said stage line—and stop ry Righty sixth st. MODERN ape jouble 5 walle, b= LET—" san OL LARGE -— Poor cmrepm oc titer No. "iY ulvington son. Fer artianlars inquire on the LOUNSBREY, £C0., 268 and ae Derline an borough’s Ci work on ne re eam nal (0 LET—A FRONT BASEMENT, SUITABLE FOR AN | balf morocco; Shakepeare’s sonnets, office or for a family. Also, farnished parlor and bed- bie aaoons of prpsss. 8 vols.; Ws rooms. House basall ern improvements. Apply at | 9 vols. éto; en oolo’s ameron, § vols. fll: No, 3 Beach street. 10 LET—ON THE THIRD FLOOR OF HOUSE NO 23 Amity place, a room, two bedrooms and a kitchen, vite esting soarce Works on auimaved aver Many expensive heated works; also, the the works of Sh ‘Moore, Washington Grote wanes: Irving. Goldam eurper, Dulier, vohetoer, otse LET—TWO HANDSOME UNFURNISHED FRONT jobneon, me, Haileok Mageworks, T° partors om the seorne floor, wi om and pantries | James, sd many teed Nara toe numerous 88 detail tn An adver juititnily fb 'Se'urne eae Brondway: Adaion "a. | Hedges Wah wil form goon danas ppeetRiy Broneway Pow Office, for one week. Grady tok wri be aovcketaty vote tladen iy ee. 10. LRT ON BROADWAY—THE FIRST FLOOR, CON- ee echo sacipacen, Scenes eee of front and back parlors, bedroom, and pantrics, . LAY, BDWARD by Late chief salesman of H sacar, COLAY AUCTIONRER—8TO0 Mion-albert Nios Wil sol tian, o'eloc’ a ershant Br: Seven per Cen! yasoment, if required, in: tire at O71 Brondw. 1s OpDO- tiropelitas Hote seaibes 10 LAT IN BROOKLYN—FOUR OR IVA ROOMS IN hiuse Ho, 88 Tillery strest, | Fossession oan be had let Rent $12 per month, in advance.¥*pply on the \O LET OR LE. bare FOUR inebranry ana TORY FIRST CLASS font Convertible SR th ust enc York and Hele Railroad Seved per house, 26 foot wi x8 from Broadway, betwe Prince stceeh and’ Astor ince es desirable for va Thome Dar | cue, te ee, grupone payeb = a Jgnsaty LEA poses. Apply toMy. MEAKIM, No. 497 Broadw: ad ce Seven Pi ablein'Fe FUREY AN ‘Aaya, RENT—AN UPPER FLOOR OF 8X ROO! Conor Re Fa ai No, 4 Bizih avenne, i in she oan re Mn New York lob April aod Gk One , oral Be ‘Cont Bonds, a a6, (hres fonts) at 628 ayable in Now York lot Yanaty Sie $1 150 Astor Mutual I. = “tS asorance Com any’s ip, of 1 By’s Scrip ui 1853; ‘oon shares ‘Ocean Sones City Bank, mpire 8 ‘5 do. Aperaiien. Fleaee Voy Herald +1 Sddtton, whtoh will bo prom pti attend cht Ihainentaimfinad i?) Ad's SPD 10 RENT—A COMPLETE poeee me Fie T' basement house, situated in Fi nas pt Re ba. stetaatians e and ah cast ot Lexinghee wrdbe On cant tee ta atthe Mi ; Kent $400 per annum. “Apply te JAMES BUR Jr. ai of cae vst 2b tha lisse clase ratisoné bonds, eabeturee ance, aud other stocks. Office, & Wall street, ——— BS name ie taien sa Re Alt Talon tren fixtures of » ‘ORKSHOPS TO LET—WITH STEAM PO' in i a building in Broome stroet, sjaiatag the a ° sree yt a ed. fron Ae north onl streot, and a on tie oer, atcre, comprisit general sssortment of good stock. pene nn ao, anew light sovered wages, 1840 small encumber ht way. apply to Wass sbrsiemnee ty boxes sperm cantles JROCKERY ap TPP — CROFT, Weeiaey jane ay doth a ng aa il sell md Recta act foo etaien sae Pay river. goods Sof sli kings. 8. ROUGE, bth oc ant boasehel by. nit natin se 9 euitas 0 top contre tab! te. rp o ‘les, side and ya +7 glass fconts several choise wa ia! Tekine vest ne and pa © ovat $800. aren ‘WANTED, A PARTNER, ay tect ane Rony ed Dest ‘xtures, tener, sd reocdoed ettaetina See emey ban oy teed miishcaene gave tables; dinner ond tea, ate: silver. So.) Fesewoe ven oa on an interior. Ad at Herald office, age se Bt lows, fexther Beis, Binnie Es a eapertor ascendant Beene Rese —A YOUNGMAN OUNT $300. of ca at hie ae Corre seine . | aa A il a JURSDAY, jan pase evoae toa Business, | kiteben fo-niture, gonna iu part of sofs, tables, po Stout ot capital requited, and wbere an intesrion’ sot to a, bets’ and stockery, ginerware, bt dy rn aseas~- "Goods to be taken had, to F, & dy ‘Brosdwey ‘Post Oise, a a ney es 4 Cash ae RS, REG. ARS AUCTION, TORS at 87 Dey at aura Greet QUO! rit Hy taltbroone a 9 103 o'clock, alae adn ofeil or, 441 wee onae Qari lon gales ah fige an. a M". cnet att at tant eae eer FORMED & 0 We ibe Recaie NA. CARTER, Auotionser, UOTION® TLL SEL Hennes J meee: Havens, Ernie “aeatey, ry a8 1035 pei iareraitur Séathned ea on "snes. Robert Christie & cee bh arene, 5 mlsgoro, olive > Van Wart, Son & ware, 40., &0.; also, 700 Ibs. of feathers Nora zs Y GIVEN BY THE UNDERSIGN- A. PRRRY, AUCTIONEER —BELEGAN? FURNI. ed, that he is: in the 0) oton, ¥ and bio numerous friends end cours eo Pisase send Boab" tasks) at 40S¢ o'clock, by cxteloga: ott ISA ek eet? their orders for coal to 623 Greenwic! seotfully, | woed and Seretinns, snketae ‘the Joan's ReBiwEAU.” | Tene tne maegsey foraiiare, emp Seiwees igs and Niath averues. pateh yal voakee Sal oe saan meek Thies myfemnertalt, ox tnd beg te, peri oo ferteed emltn rlanty sarved ‘tessweod veckie x ‘M. CA bles, & po) gat izveres of workmanship, apa, em 4. vu BUM. qagteine, ry variety of splendié mantel ANTED—# PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL 0: the Soiree peer itn basement and Kitehen wi imekeareu nc cece peeceriizeay | seh tet te oe me eure a ane Thirty-oixth streets. SROSE He PATERSON. JOBS, hig QUERINPIKE, AUCTIONEER. — wont. age anle rad ‘Spruce LOST AKD FOUND sirens, at 1034 o’olook, of a quantity ef elo’ de consist ing of overcoats, 58 pe: tlve wendty aritatn, the week yee stor: hab ORSOS, sich UNDREW NNSBIT, Aly. for Morignces. MAR WRAY, AUCTIONEER ELEGANT HO baht oe $ GOLD Ri.) yi Liv LOWSR Pa: ofthe city. Ihe pty Prrpi gee posta expenses, By calling: ” nao os hold. farm! L Tey cae cae tants cepeeed 66 bury Wear Gales 2 Binge Weenesds; , 7 foots 2 ae sand having imeae of tbe pockets ge i miley do scfan i te ai using a | No. eat spotted eambric handkerebief. Any porson Nevin thosame | of Teveree parle Turaitere, in oleae ote will please leave it at the hotel, or at No. 28 Weet Seven- Tenth pheoet. Tosewrod ond marhig. to} IN OR pean) Wall Lien st wa. York, tor $000, No. Varo amd dated J 0 Bille ll persons sce ouastonee easing be easeaaion of these shall andocmel fick) on lea’ ger ¥., monn of them tatu, Catalogues te- with MA, Myers, Sy Wiliam street, m quired from each pure purchaser. Sale pasitives™” AT THE P AT METROPOLITAN HOTE! suppored to have been takea by mistake, s wine col: broad breasted, rely, ool: lar, and lined out with bisck p pie of thick gleves in ct ‘4 ba * cat ‘aes in ie othe Was marked T. Fessencen on. ‘Toe person having the ame wilt obit tat led Wavorley place, or 286 Was! OR BTOL! — BEWAKD. <or JANUAR! Lo hibit era Mirror. s 2, tion of Perhas 's Seven Mi ry misiaisg betweon $4 inane ye fe . yy drawn at ry by Peat mpd pe The tinder of the abore ‘wilt reece ive the above re’ utGoeoee aes Morgan, No. eeeae Green. ys alt weiving dnote .— A. NOTE rope AT SIX MONTH! N° be brag 1853 mat * y Bowker, 7 rap under she collar. o the owner by leaving cron strert, washstande (> mateh Reena riffin, has never oy ote bund This ts phon) shales with alae to My Werenetion sll pereo negotiating of using said note, iter a dining and teen * es payment has hean «topped aoware, re cronkery, Oc ombr Be THE BALL SEASON. Y ‘Men wil! be in attendance ann toremove We pete stoly after the vale. CY D) CIVIC AND MILITARY BALI AN- ‘ ft Prien GALOON #TOCK AND FIXTURES FOR BALE ae an the ber day,, at TO}, o'clock, re aad ireet, ay the above fates, ils aces te aa adway; 1 Ron, ics be a eran ° let lem e Tyerk, hen BE oi he me Sale positive. eo. 0. KEMP, cba Mii vg ARGIORREE, WILL by : sarees W. .- eh os oS areend, onx Hennsnr, Seoretery More. wah sem Tas four yeartto ¢ rn rae tt A reap clowns, megtow o¢ loater charact-r dresses, ad- jo0e a nd store $500 per apnum. © ILLIAM 8. MELLOR, UCTIONEER,—MORTOAGI jORTG. w resins ar theoal fee — wasn ASHINGTON GREY TROOP BALL —A ae TICK for the above named ball oan be bad on applicati . at Mr, Peter Batiow's, G06 Brondway, corner of Prince street: athe Sims, stile ‘a fow tichove for the Twel'th Regiment ball oan be bad at the above piace. coaL. non CARRIAGES, &c. 76 Walnus strsas, EXTRA PAY. XTRA PAY, 40. 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