The New York Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1854, Page 5

emptoted at his hands nothing but hindaess. There iss vent chepter to unfold on that subject. Sickles and ‘Boulé arrive in Paris on the 28th September. A faithful weeord of every movement of these men has been kept— ‘st the Hotel du Rhin, in the Rue de Beaune; at the the- atre, in the Palais Royal: at the legation, in the rue du Lazembourg; st Vachette’s. Does Marcy want that cu- wtows history? Ifso, he can have it. I will go no far- ‘ther at the present. I stop at that interesting point ‘when Sickles telegraphed to the Hague, when Buchanan ‘telegraphed to Paris, when Soulé was on the qué vive, with his body guard, at the Hotel du Rhtn, and when our State Department, that had been perambulating Europe, ‘was in a high state of excitement at the rue de Luxem- bourg, No. 42. REDEMPTION OF UNITED STATES STOCKS. ‘Wasurxeron, Dec, 30, 1854. ‘Nine hundred thousand dollars worth of United States stecks were redeemed yesterday at the United States ‘Treasury, nearly eight hundred thousand. worth of whieh came from the savings banks of New York. From Albany. GOVERNOR CLARK’S MESSAGE. ALBANY, Dec. 30, 1854. ‘We understand that the Governor elect has not yet decided as to the propriety of allowing his forthcoming message to go out of the city in advance of its delivery tothejLegislature. It is quite probable, however, that Governor Clark will adopt the same course as has been adopted by his predecessors for several years past, and take measures to have his message delivered simulta- weously to the public of New York and Albany. Message of the Governor of Missouri. . Sr. Lovis, Dec. 28, 1854. ‘The message of Governor Price, of this State, was sent into the Legislature yesterday. It shows that the bal-. ance in the treasury on the Ist of October last was $235,000. No reduction of taxes is recommended, but ‘the Governor advises the application of the surplus to the redemption of the outstanding debts of the State. «He recommends the extension of the charter of the Bank ef Missouri, and the increase of its capital to $5,000,000; recommends authorizing the nullification of the branches of the bank; favors additional aid to railroads now in course of construction, and deprecates new schemes till ‘those projected are completed; advises that, instead of setting apart a portion of the revenue of the State for the support of schools, s special tax be collected. In connection with a hope that the railroad to the Pacific will pass through Missouri, the Governor expresses the pinion that a mail and telegraph line could be establish- ed from St. Louis to San Francisco, so that a letter mail ‘might be conveyed between the two points in from sev- enteen to twenty days, at about one-half the present evatract prige, while a telegraph would bring us in hourly communication with our Pacific neighbors. From Boston. REMOVAL OF THE COURTS—MISSING VESSEL—THE MONEY MARKET—OONVICTION OF A ROBBER— COUNTERFEIT BILLS—NEW RAILROAD LINE, ETC. Boston, Dec. 30, 1854. « The lease by the United States of rooms in Boston Court House expires with the present year, and the books, &c., belonging to the United States are to-day being removed to rooms temporarily engaged in a build- ing in Bowdoin square. ‘The brig Frank, of Kingston, which sailed from this port about the th of September for Cape Haytien, has net since been heard from, ani is supposed to have been Jost in the October gales. Captain Burdett was accom- panied by his wife and a crew of seven persons. ‘The pressure in our money market this week has been Jess severe, and there are various features in monetary affairs favorable to an easier condition of things for the future. Th the Court of Common Pleas at Dedham, yesterday, Wm. Henry Moore, a brakeman, plead guilty of robbing packages in the baggage car of the Boston and Provi- @ence Railroad. It was discovered that he had stolen seven hundred dollars worth of property. Counterfeit ten dollar bills on the Merchapts’ Bank, of Newburyport, are now in circulation here. ‘The first regular passenger train over the Boston and New York Central Railroad, from Norwich, arrived here this evening, in charge of Geo. Lovis, Esq., conductor. A large crowd was in waiting to welcome it. We have had very few sbip arrivals at this port for the past three days.” ‘The weather continues very cold, with a strong north- east wind. Heavy Failures n New Orleans. New Orweans, Dec. 37, 1854. ‘The old cotton house of Messrs. Brander and McKenna of this cfty, suspended payment to-day, and their liabi- Mies are very heavy. The suspension !s caused by their scceptance of the drafts of Mr Edward Mathews, who has also failed in consequence of the inability to get to mar- ket large quantities of lard of which he is possessed in ‘Bt. Louis. Railroad velebration. OPENING OF THE BLACK RIVER AND UTICA RAILROAD. Unica, Dec. 30, 1854. The Black River and Utica Railroad was opened for the Grst section of sixteen miles, from Utica to Trenton, to- day. The contractors, Messrs. Farwell, Case, Lund & Co., invited the directors and stockholders of the roadto anexcursion, anda great number of them accepted of their invitation. At the villages along the line where the stopped, it was received by the firing of cannon ‘and other demonstrations of rejoicing. When the excur- alonists arrived at Trenton a collation was prepared for them, at which many speeches were delivered and toasts offered. Among the speakers were the Hon. J. A. Spen- eer, and J. Benedict, Esq., of this city, C. Storrs, Jr., of Lewis county, and others. The work on the sections farther north is eing prosecuted with energy and vigor. From Cincinnati. ‘WHE OHIO RIVER—HOG MARKET—EASTERN EXCHANGE. Civcixxati, Dec. 30,1854. ‘The Ohio river at this point still continues zising, and im the channel there is now eight feet of wat Heavy sbipments of produce are being made. a Hogs are cull, at $4 75. Eastern exchange is selling at 14 9% per cent premium. From Baltimore. SOUTHERN MAIL FAILURE—RAILHOAD DETENTION. Bartiworn, Dec. 30, 1854. We have received no mail bere south of Richmond this evening. ‘The railroad trains from Philadelphia for this city were greatly delayed to-day, in consequence of the low- ness of the water in the Susquehanna river. All are Row in, however. “ Reported Pardoning of Dr. Beale. Puttapetpata, Dec. 30, 1854. It in reported here this evening, on reliable authority, that Dr. Beale has been pardoned by the Governor, end that be will be liberated from custody on Monday, Rallroad Accidents. A CONDUCTOR KILLED INSTANTLY. Baspwinsvitte, Dec. 30, 1854. Nicholas J. Van Patten, conductor of the freight train from Syracuse, this morning was killed, about seven mites east of this place, by being knocked off the train as it {wan going over the bridge, one of the cars passing over bite body, nearly cutting it in two. A MAN KILLED BY JUMPING FROM A TRAIN. Locarort, Dec. 30, 1884. Aman named Robert Beaty was killed on the Central Bailroad at this station last night, in consequence of Jemping on the train after {t had started. A considera- ‘ble sum of money wos found on his person, also nume- reas papers, from which ft appears he was nstive of | Dumfriessh're, Scotland, resided in Cold Spring, and had ‘been in the employ of Mr. George Riser, o! New York. ba Death of an Eminent Merchant. Hantvorp, Dee. 30, 1854. » © Charlen Sigourney, Esq , one of our oldest and most highly respected merchants, died very suddenly this afternoon, of apoplexy. He was the husband of Mrs. L. H. Sigourney, the pqetess. Maye. Baurast, Dec 30, 1854. About 3o0’clock this morning a fire broke out in the ‘Wuilding kept by H. H. Haas, entirely consuming it, to- + ether with three stores and one dwelling adjoining, eccupied respectively by Nathaniel Wiggin, Daniel Howard, 8. Gilman and Josiah Mitchell. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. PAILADELPHIA, Our stock market was dull this morning, and bat few ) twansactions took place, at the following figa: 36%; Morris Canal, 123; Pennsylvania Railroad, 42; ‘The money market continues 5 13%; 5 Etate fiver, a . tures cleewhere. ANSON’ Broadway, opposite Memopoliaa Eee iW je styles, at prices to suit the times. plied with dozen—by U. &. patent double cameras. Re teat ene 60D dail » Patent te for }, cities and pa for sale” i way. jew Brady’s Ificent Gallesics, Nos. 205 and 359 oud way, 2 open for the mere of visiters on New Year’s day. A Large Size First Class Colored with handsome case and preserver com; 50 cents, unsurpassed an: Just the for New Year's gi 'No. 436 Broadway, corner of Howard street. ae GAHBANATI, Artist. Holiday Presen tal Notice.—In Conse- tem 8 pec! ence of the recent destruction by fre of the rear of reat fancy store of H. 8. , 449 Broadway, the entire stock (above $20,000 wi wala rith and valuable fts, unique toys, recently collected in Europe by Mr. logers, must be sold un an arrangement with the panies. Th , & portion of ed by smok: water, will be sold ata g ithout regard to cost. Those in want of fancy goods, jet bracelets, perfumery, reticnles, work boxes, music boxes, games for old and young, toys for the children, will find this a rare Gpportunity. H, 8. ROGERS, Fancy Bazaar, 449 Broadway. eee Bottles Finest Brandy three finest whiskey, one bottle finest Jamaica rum, one bottle Baker’s bitters, four bottles finest port and KENDALL, sherry, in case, for $10. ARTHUR 4 Wine merchant, 7 William street. 600 Ohristmas and New Year's Presents will be distributed during the holydays "800 sul scribers, consisting of 100 farms and 2, building lots. $15 only will secure a warrantee deed for four building lots, 25 by 100 feet each, or afarm from two to twenty acres, For full information apply to CHA WOOD, 208 Broadway, where mapa and pamphlets can be had gratis. Pianos and Melodeons.—Gyeat Chance for buyers of holiday presents, and the musical generally. Pianos from ten different manufactories, and melodecns from five. A larger or more elegant assortment cannot be found in this or any other city in the Union, or at such extremely low prices. Musical instruments, of ail Kinds, at greatly reduced rates. | Choise music, published ina highly artistic manner and elegantly bound, just the thing for a gift annual, at a very low price. Music from one of the largest and best selected catalogues iv the United States, at one-half the usual rates. This enormous reduction in prices will continue until after the holidays. HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. To-morrow (New Year’s Day) Perham’s in- imitable Troupe give two entertainments, commencing in the afternoon at three, and evening at half-past seven o'clock. The immensely popular extravaganza of ‘(Don Giovanni’? to be presented at the performance. The entire company will combine to make the occasions long to be remembered. In Retiring from Business I to Announce to my friends, the ladies and public in general, that I have sold out my entire stock to the well known popular firm of G. B. Williams & Co. W. DELLAMY, No. 135 Spring street. In purchasing the above stock, and adding thereto sowe fifteen thousand dollars worth of bargains pur- chased for cash, under the most advantageous circum- stances, we shail open on Tuesday, the 2d January, with the full determination to offer such inducements as to dcty competition.'G. B. WILLIAMS & Co., No. 135 Spring street, first store from Greene street. Notice.—As we Wish to make Room for a large stock of clothing, now manufacturing for our spring trade, we will, from this date, sell our yet desira- ble and select assortment of winter garments, talmas, over costs, business coats, pantaloons and vests, at greatly reduced prices, for cash cnly. Come and see. DEVLIN & JESSUP, 33 and 35 John street, corner of Nassau street. Taking Stock.—From Now till the Ist of January we will offer our large and elegant stock of win- ter elothing at very low figures, to close the season. D. DEVLIN & CO., 258, 259 and 260 Broadway, corner of Warren street. @vercoats, Talmas, Business Dress and Frock Coats, &c.—We are closing out our elegant ttock of the above garments at greatly reduced prices. B'Devnin & q 258, 259 and 260 Broadway, corner of Warren street. Robes de Chambre, EmbroWered Smoking Jackets, Gentlemen’s Shawls, ke.—A very select stock of the above, for holiday presents, at very reduced prices. D. DEVLIN & CO., 258, 259 and 260 Broadway, corner of Warren sircet. y Clothing.—Our Stock of Boys’ sinter clothing, and the prices at which we are closing out, deserve the early attention of families sup) their boys during the holidays. D. DEVLIN & OU., 288, 269 and 260 Broadway, corner of Warren street. Broken Banks=Present Valuc—All New York city banks taken at par; Government Stock,” 80c. ; Bridgeton, £0c ; Wheat Growers’, 80c.; Washtenaw, 40c.; Lewis County, 4Cc.; Indiana banke, 90c.; at EVANS’ Clothing Warehouse, 66 and 68 Fulton street ly- $100,000 worth of fine Feshionable Clothing, manufactured by three of the leading houses in Broai- way, selling at twenty-five per cent under cost ef manu- facture, at EVANS? Clothing Warehouse, 66 and 68 Ful- ton strect. Disbrow’s Riding Academy, Figth Avenue, corner Thirty-ninth street.—Opem day and evening, from TA -M.to 10P. M, Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings for gentlemen; Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day evenings for Indies and gentlemen for pleasure rid- ing. Terms $1 per ri 1855.—Blank Books, Stationery, A large stock of all kinds of paper, bla tionery articles at low prices. Acconn order, printed heads, paged, &c. Di sizes; some souvenir styles for gifts, RICH & LOUTHEL, stationers, printers, and blank book manufacturers, 6 William street, near Cedor, Diartes, dic. ‘gdoks and sta- Woks made to 8 for 1855, all 11 kinds, at low prices; also, writing paper and stationery, diaries and daily journals, copying presres, &c. Books made to pattern. Cards, checks, notes, circulars, &., &c, FRANCIS & OU: TREL, stationers, printers and bookbinders, 77 Maiden jane. Splendidiy Mlustrated.—Ballou’s, late Glea- scn’s, Pictorial for the new year is already issued, and for sale by S. FRENCH, 121 Nassau street, Wo have never seen a handsomer illustrated paper, either European or American On the first page i mirable original de- sign illustrative of Winter; series of six views fol- low, representing interesting and striking scenes in the Orkney Islands, Next comes a large original dou>le page engraving, covering an entire openirg of thia royal octavo shicet, representing all the steamers and sailing vessels of the United States navy, now afloat, each be- ing a likeness and drawn from life, This engraving alone is worth a year’s subscription, Following thia we have an admirable original portrait of Donald MeKay, the great sbipbuilder, with an original sketch of the new Cambridge Bridge, a fine view of Harvard Univer- sity, Cambridge, Mass., including @ correct representa- tion of Gore Hall, attached to the institution, On the last page is given’a large full sheet original drawing, forming a natural history iMustration, grouped with ex- uisite taste, and admaably engraved; all making eight illustrated pages, and being one more than has ever be- fore been given, an addition which will be continued throughout the year, Add to all this the fact that the its usual freight of excellent reading ditorials, wit and humor, and we are led to wonder how such a publication can be allorded for sx ceuts. Let those who would procure x valuable and interceting weekly journal, which will carr} ent, instruction and delight into their family circles, subscribe for Gleason's Pictorial, and pro- cure the work regular; Rich & Co’S Salamander Safes, Wilder's patent—Twelve years in use, and never a dollar’s worth of books or papers consumed in one of them They have been Lyte an gree Seg om Lge and seventy-nine times. Very su! for New Yeo~'s ente, For STEARNS & MARVIN, 144 and.1:6 ater street, the only makers of safes combining Wild- ‘sand Rich & Co.’s patent, Deflance Salamander Sa: rt M. Pat- RICK is the sole manufacturer in the United States of the above celebrated safos, and F. C. Gofiin’s impene- triable defiance locks and cross bars. Depot No. 102 Pearl street, one door below Maiden lane. Cock: 7 Bete 388 Legg having been burnt caret, has removed to by the fire at his old stand, 448 Happy Fomily January Sra, 1855. Births, On , Dscember 29, the wife of Robert Hamill, Sandy pilot, of a sor. On , December 29, the wife of Thomas Morly, Sandy Hook pilot, of a son, Married. On Thursday evening, December 28, by the Rev, James Millett, at bis residence, 308 Broome street, Mr. CHARERS Forrveren to Miss Euuza Jane Txtrorp, all of this = On Saturday, December 30, Haxxan Siurson, aged 37 years. ‘The friends of the family are res; fully invited to attend her funeral, at Sarecareioak is pets ) from rear of 97 East Thirty-first street. — a short illness, Dayip Hastcan, of Londonherry, Trelasid. is friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- | otyed funeral, to-morrow, from No. 23 Carll street, D. On Saturday, December 26, Mary Bamracar, wife of Jobn Parragar, ‘80 years. Her funeral will take from 168 West Twentieth for 1p, and theee.es hep fothen, popes ta = OE mily, anc (as jo! are renpecifally requested to attend. “ Ce mute ta We m of ie age * ER, WOO! . OtFhe fiende of the Mumlly, aad thove of hin Kanerd ong doh B, Hranbe, axe invited to attend The friends of the family, and those of her brother, brothers-in-la Nam,’Abljah, Aaron, Charles and in Pel neral, at Sore clock ‘to-morrow morning, from 204 West Twenty-fourth street, without further notice. On Saturday, December 30, Joun MAxweiy. His friends and acquaintances are eeeny invited to attend his funera), from the residence of his tather, 69 Greenwich avenue, at two o'clock ttis afternoon. At New Orleans, anor, August 12, Samox For- Gay Lam, aged 21 years, son of John and Elizabeth Lee. The da of Seal, and those of his uncle, Wil- liam Forga: eye juested to attend his fu- neral, from Ko. 115 Hester p bon this afternoon, at half past one o'clock. At tea, December 2], on board the steamship George Law, Danna. H. Wayuourtn, aged 26 years and 7 months. Portland, Me., papers please copy. On be piped ymber 30, ELLKN Mapiaay, in the 28th , and those of her brother-in-law, Johu Vited to attend her funeral, from the resi- brother-in-law, 352 Front street, at half- Dearest sister, t ‘And thy loss we deeply feel— 8: It is God who has bere! He can all our sorrows heal. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. PERSONAL. Apiiie, 30 bread G. KOSTLER, TEACHER OF ane iiile, 200 Broadway or 42 Reade street, rooms 17 RENLUS V+—— WILL FIND A LETTER IN THE Broadway Post Office. NFORMATION WANTED—OF JAMES RICHMOND, from County Antrim, Ireland. Is supposed to be on Cong Island or Staten Isiand. Apy information will be thankfully received by his mister, Jane Richmond. Di- rect to James McClosky, Belleville, New Jersey. Pléase copy. USTICE NOW IS ONLY SOUGHT FOR IN THIS CASE, and I trust that the truth will come to light, if the gentleman that was driving bis horse and wagon along the Cypress Hills and Wi sc | pe road, in a westerly direction, on the evening of the 25th of Septem- ber last, and that saw or was present at the time or about the time the collision took place, between Mr. Mellon Murphy and Thos. Cash, will “come forward and unfold the truth of the matter; he will do honor to him. self and incur a favor that will for ever be appreciated. Call and see Dan Marvin, 25 Wall street, second floor. Your truly, THOS. CASH. BOARDING AND LODGING. 138 AMITY STREET—TO LET, IN A FRENCH PRI- vate family, a nicely furnished parlor and bed- Toum, for a gentleman and his wife, or a single gentle- man, with or without board. WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—A SUIT OF rooms on the second floor. consisting of a par- lor, two becrooms,ané pantries, furnished or unfurnished, may be obtained. Location, four doors from Sixth ave- nue. References exchanged. 27) AND 62 VARICK STREET (ST. JOHN’S PARK.) —A handsomely furnished room on the secon floor, with sitting room attached, to let, with board, te a gentieman and wile or single gentlemen; also comfort- able rooms for single gentlanen, First class accommo- dations. Inquire as above. EAST NINETEKNTH STREET.—A SUIT OF rooms, unexpectedly vacated, can be obtained, with board, at the Kemble House. 9 GREEN SIRFET.—THE ADVERTISER HAVING rented the above house, and newly furnished it Urovghout, is prepared to accommodate families and single gentlemen with rooms or suits of rooms, with full or partial board, if desired, References exchanged. GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PROCURE- A FUR- nished room, either for permanent or transient ‘use, location up town, with a widow lady, or with a per- son whois not‘inquisitive. Address D. P. 8., Broadway Post Office, for three days, stating location. LADY AND DAUGHTER WOULD LET, WITH board, a pleasant suit of rooms to a gentleman and his wife,,or would take afew gentlemen, Tue house contains all the modern improvements and is convenient to stages and cars. Apply at 61 West Thirty-filt atroet, near Sixth avenue. SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY WILL LET A FEW neatly furnished rooms, with conveniences for fire, with or without partial board, where the comforts of a home can be enjoyed Apply at 186 Grand street, entrance on Mulberry. QOARD.—A FRONT PARLOR ON SECOND FLOOR, to let, furnished or unfurnished, with full or par- jal board; one or two sitgle gentlemen can also be ac- commodated, at 66 Rast Broadway. OARD—ANY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. OR SINGLE gentlemen, who would like with board, a fine large “are front room, furnished a1 a parlor, with piano and sofabedetend; also, ghs, hot and cold water, and all other conveniences, for four to six weeks, commencing the frat of January, at a moderate price, cam find such at 32 « sf it. OARD—£OUTH BROOKLYN.—GENTLEMEN, OR gentlemen and their wives, can find board and furnished rooms, at moderate prices, in a small | alse family, with comforts of a home. Address ome, box B, Herald office, for three days. OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.—A SMALL FAMI- ly may obtain beautiful furnished rozms, wit or Without board, at 2 moderate price, in a com’ortable brick house, pleasantly located, on Siaten Island, « few minutes?’ walk from the ferry. ' Best of, references given and required. Address S., box 276 Post Office. Buz WANIED—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS a furnished room, with Lathroom convenient to it, and partial board, in a respectable private German or French family. Address box 2,422 Post Office, stating full particulars, OARD WANTED—FOR ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN and their wives, in a private family. or where there are afew boarders. Terms from $§ to $10, fire in- cluded, Address, with particulars, 8. C, 8., Broadway Post Office. OARDING, AT 231 TENTH STREET—ROOMS FUR- nisbed or unfurnished, on second and third = Refer- ‘na house with all the modern improvements. ences exchanged. OARDING—AT 136 TENTH STREET, CORNER OF Broadway, opposite Grace Church. Handsomely furnished pailors and bedrooms for famities and single gentlemen, Modern improvements in the house. Din- ner at five o'clock. Entrance 136 Tenth street. Refer- ences exchanged. . NE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- cemmodated with a genteel parlor and bedroom attached, newly turnished, in a small private family. ‘the house is situated a few doors from West Washington place, near Bleccker street. Terms, $5 per week, in ai- vance; references exchanged. Can be seen for one week. Please address A. B. G., Broadway Post Office. OOMS SUITABLE FOR A GENTLEMAN ADD HIS wife and one single gentkman or lady, with or without board for the gentleman, in a private American iemply; no other boarders. Inquire at No, 620 Hudson street. 1p°O LET—T0 SINGLE GENTLEMEN, TWO ELWGANT- 1 ly furniehed rooms, on the first floor, at 219 Merce treet, between Amity and Fourth. LOST AND FOUND. OST—A ROY, FLEVEN YEARS OF AGE, BROWN avout three feet, dressed with a & pair of colored pants; left his t, December 24, and did not re- ; e is Lewis Gold. Any one having any know ledge of him is requested to give iafor- mation to SOLOMON MUSE3, No. 9 Henry street. O8T—ON THURSDAY MORNING, 28TH INST., IN one of the Lionas sient oe yee —— stages, a small iF pacl , containing the cover of a silver sugar bowls mnall iver lamp for urn, and the stand of a table castor. The finder will be suitably re- Jed leaving same at ambers street. ee WILKIN & OsT—ON THURSDAY EVENING LAST, A Broadway stage, or in going from itinto the Broad- way theatre, an agate breastpin. As it is a much valued gift, the finder will be liberaily rewarded by leaving {t at the shoe store 858 Broadway. OST—ON THURSDAY EVENING, FITHER IN THE Academy of Music or its immediate vicinity, an opera glass, mounted in tortoise sacll. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at 107 West street. O8T—ON WEDNESDAY, THE 277 INST., TWO DIA- [Lo Nhond shirt bosom, studs, put up ina small o If the finder will return them to Ai LAWRENCE, St. Charles Hotel, 247 Broadway, he will be liverally rewarded, O8T—COMING OUT OF THE FIRST L stage, at Battery place, or between that 3 or 4 North river, a gold watch and chai name Otto Smith, Any person returning it to street, will be liberally rewarded. ah Paks dl: Aen cee’ Rep datrnibnntmd OO Se OST OR MISLAID—AN ACCOUNT BOOK, OF FOUR are ith the Tenth five quires, filled with accounts and copies of fevers, signed by A. Bu & Sons. It may have been leftin etme stage. I reward the finder it to me, at 108 Broad street. who shall return it to me, BE HAM. TOLEN—FROM 127 EAST THIRTY. NINTH STRERT— ppored , six silver bag onred "Hh res patent oe do mane wil ‘paid for ke re- the pro M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER, 23 BOWERY, RE- A; spectfully solicits from his friends and the public same patronage as they have heretofore ‘oxtented to him, and Jeave to announce that he is at sll times to make advances in sums from one hundred to five sand dollars, on every description of merchan- dise, on liberal terms. G. Wi SEMEN AUCTIONRER—CHATTEL MORT. town of the Eagle Chemical Works, in the featHeld, near Rossville, Staten Island.—Du- mont & Jenkins will sell at auction on Thursday, Jan ary 4, at 12 o’clock, at the Merchants’ Ex bow , tills, cbnekers, retorts, ofnacers aad ‘al retorts, 5 nery and fixtures connected with or bel to them ‘Also all the stock in trade, raw materials, and all other Pro} matter and things belonging tothe same u 8. The property can be seen any time be- ‘ the sale. The hore wil be sold without reserve for cash. HERIFF SALE—WILL BE SOLD BY D. D. NASH, auctioneer, on Wednesday, the 8d of January, 1855, a¥ 1034 o'clock, ‘A. M., at No. 209 Rgwery, a as: sortment of rich and elegant furniture, (all new sisting of cak, rosewood and mahogany centre and ex- tension tables, chairs, bureaus, library canes, dressing tables, etegeres, couches, arm cbairs, tete-a-fetes, piano stools, sewing chairs, side boards, marble tops, &e., &c Catalogues ready on the day of sale. NEW PUBLICATIONS. w: KNOW OF NO PAPER PUBLISHED IN THIS country that we would sooner recommend to our numerous readers than the Boston Olive Branch, In the number for this week, we find a most delightful melange of entertaining matter. Among the contributors, we notice the always favorite Mrs. Denison and Francis W. Rice, Also a severe and able review of Fanny Fern’s new book. And last, though not least by any means, a new anc thrilling novelette from the pen of the accom- d editress, Mrs. C. F. Gerry, which we veature to Rx will create a great sensation. DEXTER & BRO- HER, No. 14 and 16 Ann street, are the agents, THE BALL SEASON. ALLS, CONCERTS, &¢.—CONBTITUTION HALL, NO. 650 Breadway, between Bond and Bleecker streets, ly fitted upand furnished, embrasi ball, supper, ladies’ and gentlemen’s dressing rooms, is now ready to be let for above purposes. Apply to JOHN J. MOTT, Agent, 650 Broadway, first floor. 'N CONSEQUENCE OF THE DESTRUCTION OF THE City Assembly Reoms, the eighth annual ball of the United Association of Journe: mn Marble Cutters will be held at Chinese Assembly Rooms, Broadway, on Tues- day evening, January 2, 1855. Tickets $1—to be had at the door, or of the committee. JAMES F. GALLAGHER, Chairman. Tuomas Coxnoz.y, Treasurer. Joun CONNELLY, Secretary. TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL BALL FOR THE BENE- fit of the New York Fire Department Fund, willtake lace at the Academy of Music, Fourteenth street, on frongay evening, Jan. 15, 1856. Tickets may be procured of the managers. REMOVAL. RIFICIAL FLOWER MANUFACTORY OF DAVID AA. SIAUS, removed from 208 to 210 Bowery, up stairs. FINANCIAL. $60.00 TOLOAN ON Ib AMOND®, WATCHES, welry, &c., or bought for caer #, Biocke, bonds and mcrigages negotiated; veal ee ate bought, ecld and exchanged. Ail business strictly sovfigentia). CHEESEMAN, BRAISTED & CO., Brovere 86 Jébp atreet, corner of Natau. fd () TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, W aTUH BE $50.00 jewelry, &e., or Dougrt fer cas> city stocks, notes, bonds snd mortpages, bi change, ke., negociated. Businese confides promptly excouted, at No, 102 Nasean street, room No. 5 UN & CO., brokers aud commission mercbasts — MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS. $20,000, sittin Jewry. segurs, or merchandize of every description. “Busines: confidential. Nos.%212 Broadway, and 15 room No, 11, third story. $5 00 WANTED, IN INSTALMENTS, ON e doubted paper, fur one or two years, secured by mortgage on from fifteen to twanty-five thousand dollars warth of staple goods. A handsome com- miseion paid the lender, Address D. A. H., 10 Wall st. GENCY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.—NOTICE }° A hereby given, tisat an ingtalment of fifteen dollart w3)) be paid on each one thousand dollars of the Stock of ‘he State of Diinois, at the offies of the subscribers, on aud after Monday the first day of January next. Ths payment on Old Conal Bonds will be stamped oa the Noupen of January, 1847. The payment on New Cana Benés, or Bonds of 1847, will be stamped on the Coupow of July, 1849, WADSWORTH & SHELDON, Interest sgente, 29 Wall st sd GREELEY TO THE ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION of the Tradesaien’s Bank of the City of New York, 10 the stock are required to pay their re- "i tions of the 2d of January next, at the banking house, viz: $40 on each full share, and $20 on each scrip sbare. RICHARD BERRY, Cashier. Dee, 27, 1864. D*. DOCK SAVINGS BANK--619 FOURTH STREET Oth near avenue (.—Deposits wade op or bete 6 of January next, will receive interest from the lst of January. Interest, as vewal, at six per cent per an ovum onenme of one thousand dollars and under. By order. ANDREW MILLS, President. James L. Srewanr, Secretary. MIGRANT JNLUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, NO. 51 Chambers street.—Notice.—Depositors are iuformed ihat deposits made on or before Saturday, Jan. 6, 1855, will bear interest from Ist January. Bank open’ daily from 10 A. M to 2). M. and from 5 to7P. M. OSEPH STUART, President. Joux Manyixa, Comptroller. oa We ; at the fost of Caual ‘street. For freight or passage, having unequalled accommodations for elegance and comfort, aj to "Eahwanp K. COLLINS, 56 Wall street. are requested to be on board at 11; A. M. The will suceeed the Atlantic, and sail Jan. 24. Shippers will please take notice that the ships of this line cannot carry apy goods contraband of war. — BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL Mail Steamships. YROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, $130 coy . $110 -- ‘The ships from Bost Yi ARABIA, Capt, Judking. PERSIA, ‘Capt. Ryrie. AMERICA, Capt. Lang, ASIA, Capt. E. G. Lott, CANADA, Capt eet pt f apt. Stone, AFRICA, Capt. Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt. Leitch ‘Theee vessels carry « clear white light at mast head; oe on starboard bow; red on port bow. merica, Lang, leave Boston, Wednesday, 2d Jan., 1855. ‘Asia, Lott, —'‘ — Bostom, Wednesday, 17th“ Canada, Stone, ‘ Boston, Wednesday, Slst Berths not ‘secured until paid for. ‘An experienced surgeon on board. The owners of these ships will not be accountable for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious stones or metals, unless bills of ialing aro signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed. For freight or ¢ apply to Peet CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling groen, There will be no steamships of this line from New York until further noti LIVERPOOL AND FHILADKLPAIA STEAMSHIP intend soiling their favorite steamsbips— (CHESTER, TY OF 2,125 tons, .Capt. Wylie, CITY OF BALTIMORE, (ne OG CITY OF WASHINGT 2, ‘apt. — Thursday, January 18, 1856. About Thursday. POOL. CITY OF MANCHESTER. , Wednesday, December 26, 1854, KANGAROO..............About Wednesday,—————— Saloon $90, $65 and $55, according to state room. ‘A limited ‘number of third class passengers will be taken from Yhiladelyhia and Liverpool, and found in rovisians. From Philadelphia,.,...830 | From Liverpool.......945 Parties wishing ‘fo Uring out their friends can obtar certificates of passage, and drafts on Liverpool, in sums of £1 sterling and upwards. Apply to SA Agent, 17 Walnut street, Philadelphia, and way, New York, Paks 2 in dda nas Ran EE ES Selle LASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHI? COMPANY.— The new and powerful steamships NEW YORK, 2,400 tons and 500 horse power (R. Craig. Commander,) and GLARGOW, 1,962. tons, aud 400 horse power, (W. Com- ming,Commancer,) built a ily for the trade between New York and Glasgow, will sailas under. From New York, GLASGOW, Saturday, 20th January, at L SMITH, ‘0. 7 Broad: First'cabin, saloon state-rooma (steward cluded,). First cabin, Pp Third Clas#.—A limited number of third class passen- gers will be taken, supplied with provisions of good quali- ty, properly cooked, at $30 each. Carries u surgeon. For freight or passage, apply to J. McSYMON, 33 Broad. way, New York. New York city bills or gold only re- ceived for passage.” 8. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA ASPIN- e wall and Panama Railroad.—On Friday, January 5, at o'clock, P. M., trom pier foot of Warren street, North river, will be despatched the fleet steamship GEORGE LAW, Capt. G. V. Fox, U. 3. N., to connect at Panama with the new and superior steamship Golien Age. Aspare boat always kept at Panama, to prevent detention im case of accident. No express freight re « For pas. ved after 1 o’clock on the day of sailing. sage apply at the company’s office, 17 street, te J J & MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN z e@ acd New Orleans—On Tuesday, January 2, at : M., from pier foot of Warren st., North river, by the well known and favorite steamship EMPIRE CITY, Capt H. Windle. Passage can be secured at the company’s reight to New Orleaas, 30 cents per cubic foot Shippers will be supplied with blank bills of lading o: m signed by the company, on application at their other forms signed, and no bills of ladiug igned after the hour of sailing. For treight or passage apply at the office of the company, 177 Wes: street, corner of Warren, M. 0, ROBERT J NITED STATES MAIL STEAMER FOR sSOUtH- ) ampton and Havre.—The United States in. steamer ST. LOUIS will leave New York on Saturda Japvary the 13th, at 12 M., from pier No. 37 North er, fuot of Beach street. Prive of passage, first cabin, $180; second cabin, $75. Luggage not wanted during the Yoyage should be sent on board the day betore marked “ below.” No treight taken after Thursday, January the 11th. For freight or passage apply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 53 Broadway. AND CALIFORMIA STEAMSHIP LINE, icaragua, the Accessory Traust Compa: agua proprictors.—The splendid double e ip. STAR OF THE: WENT, '2,500 tons buster W. Turner, will leave froma pier No. 8 Nortiv precisely, for Punta Arenas, 61 January 12, 1804, connecting with the favorite veel Raw Mei Nicarogun trapat route, having Bat cule wate8 SF 1k trungpertaticn by first class carriages. ‘These steamers are unsurpassed in their ventilation and accomtvua tion, For information or passage apply only to CHAS. MORGAN, Agent, No. > bowling Letter bags made up ‘ut the office. Letiers per half ounce. 7 EW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM-HiP COM pany.—For New Orleans, stopping at Havana, éurrying the United States mail.—The steawship BLACK WAKKIOR, J. D, Bullock, Commander, will sail for the above perts on Tuesday, January 9th, ut 12 0 clock, from pier at foot of Boach street, North’ river. Freight for the interior and for Mobile, consigned to our agents in New Orleans, James Copnoly & Go, will be forwarde: free of commissions. Passengers for'Havaua must pro cure passports belore leaving port. For freight or pas- tage, apply | to LIVINGSION, CROCHERON Oc Agents, No. 21 Broadway. N. B.—The Cahawba, R Schufeldt, Commander, will succeed the Black Warrior, and eail Thursday, January 26th, Bills of lacing must te sent in for signing the evening previous to the ship sailing. Capt. E. river, at 3 o’clock P. M. I RVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 96 WARREN STREET, one door from Greenwich —Open daily from 10 A. M. iol P.M.,and4to7P.M. Interest at the rate of 6 per cent allowed on all sums from $1 to $500. Deposites made on or befcre the 10th day of January next will re- ceive interest from the 1st. LEB 8, WOODHULL, President. } Vice Presidents. Vanpersitt L. Buxton, Secretary RVING S4VINGS INSTITUTION, 96 WARREN STREET, W. M. Punas, M.D, Van Pear, have declared their semi annual dividend on all de- posits entitled thereto, at the rate of rix per cent, By: able on and after the 15th day of January ne; Divi dends not called for will draw interest the eae principal. CALEB S. WOODHULL, Previcent. Vanpernitt L. Brxton, Secretary. NICKERPOCKFR BANK, IN THE CITY OF NEW York.—The bills of this bank will be redeemed at ar by the North River Bank, in this city, after this date, New York, Dec. 30, 1854. JA. GUNN, Cashier. NICKFREOCKER BANK.—ANY PERSON HAVING I ‘a note to pay at this bank can make an arrange- inent much to his ndvantoge by calling at JOHNSON’ & MEYER’S, 10 Cortlandt street, up stairs. ECHANICS' AND TRADERS’ SAVINGS tion.—December 21, 1864,—Dividend.—The Me- chanics’ and Traders’ Savings Institution have declared their usual sensi-annuai dividepd, on all deposits entitled thereto, at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum, on ail tums‘of $500 and under; and five (5) per cent, on all sums over thst amount, payable on and after the 21st doy of January next. Dividends not called for will draw interest the same as principal. ALFRED T. CONKLIN, President Janes P. Haron, Secretary. Movin LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON F watehes, plate, pianofortes, dry goods, or any ‘ther property, at the agency azd loan office, 304 Bro way, cornor of Doane street, second floor, room No. 9 ‘ibe strictest cenfidence and honor may be relied upon. J Branch office 64 Weat Sixteenth street. McLOUGHLIN & O'NEILL. AHQUIOQUE BANK, DANBURY, CONN., REOKEMED Dee e fer cent by CHAS. B! GRANNISS, 65 Wall street. HE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HAVE declared @ semi-annual dividend of six per_ cent, Fayatle onthe Sth inst. DORAS L. STONE, Secretary, ew York, January 2, 1855. ‘APSCOIT & CO.’S FOREIGN EXCHANGE OPFICE.. Sight Drafts on England, Irela: nce and Germany, for la1 times be obtained, be a to & 0O., 86 South street. (RADESMEN’S BANK.—NEW YORK, DECEMBER 27, 1854.—The President snd Directors of the Trades- men’s Bank will pay, on the second day of January next, to the stockholders, the par of their stock; also, s final ‘of the profits, am to forty two (42) per By order, RI BERRY, Cashier. Agrecably to the articles of association of ‘the Tru cs men’s Bank of the city of New York, the subscribers to the stock are required to pay their respective subscrip- tions on the « January next, at the banking house, ig. full share, d_ $20 on each sori or iu "RICHARD BERRY, Cashier.” ERE. -_._ OLDRIPGE'S AND 1169 BROADWAY, H' iitden ot iste plate -comtavios on the Haro’ plan—offers unsurpassed sccommodations to fami- opt individuals in want of eg furnished ond with or wi it board, at tly ki Mascabifnadal tt theca oatrts 0 tuk New England tome eap be enjoyed P Spring ba ty poeriven’ takes tle _" Oa aure in ‘nlermlog hia folate and the travelling Pu that he bas purchased lie, ‘of the above magnifcent hotel, and will be “es guests on the Ist of January, House is unequalled in beau’ architecture PA os win all be of the wouter characte orca "Late of the Weddell House, Cleveland, USTRALIAN PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE United States mails.—The A 1 clipper ship OCEAN N will have quick despateh for Syiuey, under the arrangement with the government, giving passengers the privilege of paying part of their money in wort, which is guaranteed to them, at very high rates, R. W. CAMERON, 115 Wall street. USTRALIA INDEPENDENT LINE-~ SIXTY DAYS passage—Only eighty dollars for a passage to Mel- he splendid A 1 clipper ship EASTERN SLATE, burthen, Simon Ross, comm’r, will have imme- diate despatch for Melbourne, The accommodations of (hia fine ship for passengers, both in first and second cabins, are superior to those of any other vessel pow up. As Dut a limited number of passengers are taken, early ap lication is necessary. ‘Ihe proprietors of thia popular fine, aware that a nurober of mechanics and others hay ing families have been unable to engage passage owing to the high rates hitherto charged, have deter. mined to carry a limited number of passengers at the unprecedentedly low price of eighty dvilars, which will include provisions, water, attensance, and all other ne cessuris for the voyage, with the sole exception of bed ding. Having a great portion of Ler cargo and passen- gers already engaged, she will have quick despatch. For freight or passage apply on board, at pier No. 3 or re "ARKELL ELUUOTT, 146 Pearl street, or EF. RICH ARDEON & CO., 62 South street. ISPATCH LINE FOR 8AN FRANCISCO—FIRST clipper.—Shipperk per clipper ship ELIZABETH F. TLLEIS, Capt. Sisson, at pier 27, East river, will please hand in their bills of ‘lading fc vifty tons of light freight can be mediate application. The E. F, Willete is the sharpest and smallest clipper now loading for San Francisco, and a most desirable coz veyance. Apply to SUTTON & CO., 84 Wall street. no NT 0 3 Mall SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS.—THE 0. 3. ¥..iL steamship ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner, will leavo pier {5 North river, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, for Rich mond and Petersburg, touching at Norfolk, ‘where pas- sengers going further South can take a continuous line of railroads through Caroling, Georgia, &. LUDBAM & PLEASANTS, 82 Broadway OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-U. 8, MAIL LIN. The new and splendid steamship KNOXVILLE, Tapt. C. D. Ludlow, will leave New York for Savannah on faturday, Jan. 6, from pier No. 4, North river, at 3 o'clock P. M. Bills of inding signed on board. For freight apply on board; or for passage to SAMUEL 1. MII fuk ts Broadway. For Florida, through tickets from New York to Jacksonville, $31; to Pilatka, $33, ‘OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA—SEMI- WEEKLY Urited States mail line.—The new, magnificent and fast going steamer NASHVILLE, M. Berry, com mander, will leave pier No. 4 North river, on Wednes- day, January 3, at three o'clock P.M. precisely. For Sreight apply on board, where all bills of lading will be 5 an signe ‘at the office of SF D, TILESTON. & CO.) "30 Broadway. Through tickets to Florida as follows:—To Jacksonville, $31; to Pilatka, $33. The steamer James Adger will succeed, and leave on Saturday, January 6. ‘OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.— ‘Tne United Staten mail steamship JAMESTOWN, he ve commander, will lea North river, on setarddy, 6, at 3 o'clock P. a will arrive la Nor- folk the nex! Petersburg and ny Norfolk, for warrs, 450 —A GENTLEMAN WTH THIS AMOUNT is wanted to travel Sth and West, and be interested with me in a lucrative husiness nom, ia rogreas, when, by strict attention to biai Fine can’ be matte ia an incredible short tints “Wore bes a moral and ipdustrious man want all t! information regarding the business, ters connected therewith, satisfactoril referenee. Appoint interview with 4 D. F. office, for three days. YOUNG GERMAN LADY, OF RESPECTABLE family, wishes to obtain situation as overness im a lamily; she is competent to teach German, French, Eng- lish, music, and other sciences, and needlework. She can furnish good references. Address box 165, Herald o AGED AMERICAN LADY WISHES A situation as housekeeper in a widower’s family. fease address J. T., Union square Post Office. YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN, WITHOUT INCUM-- brance, who is a good tailoress and seamstress, ddress, stating residence, 0. K., Herald office, employment. HIGHLY QUALIFIED BUSINESS MAN AND EX. pert accountant, speaking English, French aud * German, seeks employment; is thoroughly acquainted with New York, its trade, manufactures, &c., and can give the most ratisfactory reference, Address'Z., Herald office, OOKKEEPER WANTED—A PERSON WHO THO- roughly understands double entry bookkeeping. Address, stating salary required, box 200 Herald office. References required. ARDWARE.—WANTED, A SMART, ACTIVE young man, who fully understands the hardware business. Apply daily at 174 West street. N&® BABY.—WANTED BY A YOUNG, HEALTHY woman, with a fresh breast of milk, a situation as urse: she is well qualified by her disposition, morals, and health for that responsible office. Inquire at the drug store 240 Greenwich street, for references, &c. URSE.—BABY WANTED, BY A YOUNG HEALTHY woman, with a fresh breast of milk, a situation as nurse. The best of reference given as to character, ca- ability, &c. Call at 291 West Twenty-seventh street, in the rear. SILVERSMITHS.—WANTED, A SITUATION AS taveller or salesman, or manager of a manu‘actory, by a young man who has had some years experience im the first houses of England, and who thoroughly under- stands all the modes of manufacturing and plating. Most ctable references can be given. Address Beta, box 2,960 Post Office. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SMART, TIDY irl, who has had long experience as chamber maid and seamstress; also can wash and iron well. The best of referenee given. Call at 30 Seventh street, for three or four days. ANTED—IN A SMALI, FAMILY, A GIRL, WEO understands washing, ironing, and plain cooking. Unexceptionable references required, snd a Protestant referred. Apply at 811 Bridge street, Brooklyn, one Roor from Willoughby street. ‘ANTED.—A PLACE AS COOK, BY A YOUNG WO- man, who can produce the highest recommenda- tions, both as to character and capabilify. A note adj dressed box 2778, P. O., will receive attention. ANTED—A COOK’S SITUATION IN A RESPEC- table boarding house or genteel Nyvnw family; can cook in the French, Spanish or English style. App! at 185 West Seventeenth sireet, three doors from Seven’ ANTED—SIX SEAMSTRESSES TO WORK ON MAN tillas, and three good dresemakers at No. 1 Rivington street, between Clinton and Attorney streets. Frederick Frendenstein, ° ANTED—BY A PROFESSIONAL BARBER, (A German,) a situation as barber or LA? hee ; no wages required. Address Barber, Shakspeare Hotel. TANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS BEEN a long time ag cooper, a aituetion either at thinor in any other business where he can inake himself gen- erully useful, Please address H. B. Herald office. ANTED—AT 341 BROADWAY, (BASEMENT,) clerks, salesmen, men on raiironds and #teamers, boys for trades and saloons, porters for stores and lo tls, housekeepers, chambermaids and launcresses, Eight years experience enables me to give satisfaction ia the employment agency business. Charges moderate. THOMAS SPINK, Agent ‘FOR SALE. _ ; ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE—OR TO 1 00 trade for a stosk of strygoods, c or hardware. The land is located in Racdolph cou Virginia, near the county town. For particulars, &c. se address box 399 Post Office. GILT FRAME PIER GLASSES, PLATE 76 BY 30 inches, cost $180, will be nold fur $90. Can be sem at H. H. Ieeds & Co., No. 19 Nassau street, between Pine and Cedar streets. OAL YARD, WITH STOCK OF BGG AND LUMP coals, &c., fixtures, carts and horses, and over si: years lease, for — bist ted ay. 2 4 a 01 A a 5 o are LGMI"ATcefT el ette Bat avenue and avenue A. RUG STORE FOR SALE.—A WELL KNOWN AND long established drug store, with stock and fixtures complete, whieh bai 6 commanded @ good retail and small jobbing t 1d {s located in Teasing neighborhood for bueiness, will be sold at a low price, the present owner not being able to give it proper at- tention on account of ill health. Any oue addressing H. B., Herrld office, giving real name, &e., will be sup- plied With particulars. RUG STORE AND PHYSICIAN’S PRACTICE FOR sale.—A well established drug store, with a physi- ractice in connection, both eoated in a wi settled and rapidly increasing neighborhood. The drug stor has eight years lease, and the house two years lease, to rnn from May 1, 1855, The proprie- tor is about leaving the city. ‘Terms $4,000. A@rem ‘6 letter to M. J., Herald office. (OR SALE—THE LEASE OF LOT NO. 131 ANTHONY street. Lense will expire on the first day of August, 18€0, no renewal. The lot is about twenty-two feet front and rear, and about sixty feet deep. Also, the lease of lot No. 77 Centre street, corner of Anthony. Lease will expire on the first day of November, 1860; Duildings to be paid fer or new lease given. The lot is twenty-nine feet front and rear, and about sixty feet deep. Apply at No. 180 Tenth street, one door east of Third avenue. , hin Soa, ‘OR SALE—THE LEASE OF LOT NO. 29 CATHERINE iecteet, with tke buildings thervon. The lease will expire on the first o Ts i to be The lot. is wee ie in, paid for or new lei front and 26 teet in the rear, and on the north ride 114 ft, Pin, and on the south side 112 f%..1im. deep. Ap- ply at No. 180 Tenth street, one door east of Third avenue. OR SALE—A VALUABLE FARM, ABOUT SIX miles from Red Bank, N. Jersey, containing about {10 scres, under a q008 sine of Salient On whic is a large, conimodious house, two barns and a wagon- house, all new and in complete order. Inquire of A. Me- PHERSON, 23334 Water street, New York, or of B. Guest, on the premises. (OR SALE—604+ ACRES OF GOOD LAND, IN VIR- ginia, about 25 miles above the head waters of the Great Kanawha; the terms are very low, twing guly 96 per acre, there being several improvements there; the ®) now goii Viginia, and to those who c he cash this i speculation, Callon W. H. . $48 Broadway, third floor, NOT OR SALE—A HANDSOME STONE HOUSE, F quite finished, with half an acre garden, twelve ininutes’ walk from the station at Pelhamville.’ Appl: to JAMES J. DIACK, at R, Hoe & Co.'s works, 11 Sheriit street. Only $1,000; lowest price. : OR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FOR GOOD RAILROAD or insurance stock, the three story brick store cor- ner of Court street and’ Hamilton avenue; also twenty lots adjoining, on Court streat; also the store 98, Union street, near ‘ilton ferry; also six lots on the corner of Henry and Summit streets: also three lots on Summit street, between Hicks and Henry streets. Address a line to T. B., 118 Barrow street. LASSWORKS.—FOR SALE, THE FIX TOOLS, &e., of the glass factory, situated in Brockiyn bet {ween John, and Marshall cheats ate Jackson ferry; er wi ¢ lease attno. 8 Platt street, New York. JEWELLERS.—FOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN, A case of two hundred drawers, solid mahogany, in iona, splendidly furnished. For perticulare inquire at 163 Washington street, where the case may be seen privately.—1, aeres land, four miles Hood’s , on the river, and two and three miles from Creek landings; 60 acres open; the balance well fer house and abtp Dulldlng, Ro. A’ stous: sow mil, has been recently erected om Water ocr t dey Fy LE sitet, it tbe nai LR, ay oa teh receive the above reward bnd no questions asked, 5 eae, oo oe 85 roePateries war is | Se Ge ee. ee