The New York Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1855, Page 9

46) nt etn, Be ee the nd d wife: or four single FRANKLIN STREET, FIR3T HOUSE WEST OF Breadway.—Parior and large bedroom attached on floor, sitting and bedroom on the third, for eae: served, if — Also two or ree single rooms, for lodgings, neatly furnished LISPENARD STREET, NEAR BROADWAY,— 56 Neat furnished rooms to let to gentlemen, WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.—TWO or three desirable rooms are vacant, suitable for es or single gentlemen, with full or partial board. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1855. Fevers — TOL ET—WITH OR WITHOUT pestle) pened, suits or juired, eae Maeaneeee pply at No, 23 ha Tooke tea a . men, with or without board, in a anew English basement house, beautifully farnianey? and replete with all the modern ments. Inquire at 119}, Ninth street, four doors west of Broadway. 'URNISHED ROOMS.—ONE LARGE ATTIC ROOM, which would answer for one or two gentlemen, iene Penst, can be bad at 20 White street. Terms moderate, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO ONE OR TWO single gentlemen, with or without breakfast, a large room and bedroom, neatly furnished, in a private family, Inquire at 36 Bond street, 0. 25 GREENE STREET.—A HANDSOMELY FUR- nished room on the second floor to to a gentle- men and wife or two single gentlemen, with full or par- tial board; also, a front rcom on the third floor. house has been newly furnished throughout. Refer- ences exchanged. CARD TO THE LADIES.—MRS. MAXWELL street, would inform her patron: it ahe has opened a house, with su ac- commodations, for a private lying-in hospit Ladies im delicate health, wis! i private treatment, can rely on her experience and skill as midwife and physician. PARTMENTS TO LET, ViZ., A FRONT PARLO! on the first floor, elegant! furnished, can be us ae @ bedroom, if desired; also, bedrooms on the second and third floors, to let, to gentlemen only, Terms rea sonable. Breakfast furnished, if required. Reefrences exchanged. Apply at 133 Bleecker street, west of Broad- way. 3a and GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE, AND THREE CHILDREN, and one lady, wish board in a respectable private family in Brooklyn or New York. Partial board for the mntieman. Terms must be moderate. No boarding- Catetiee need apply. Address C. G. R., » Herald office. GENTLEMAN AND HIS CAN BE ACCOM modated with a well furnished, second story front room and bedroom adjoining, if required, with a small and respectable family, who will endeavor to make their goeste comfortable and at home. Apply at 21 West ty-second street, near Fifth avenue. N ENTIRE FLOOR, CONSISTING OF THREE HAND. somely furnished rooms, and bath room adjoining, 1g ail the modern conveniences, will be let to a gen- and wife or smatl (amily, with permanent board, 52 East Sixteenth street, neat Irving place. The fami- ly in nelect and private. References exchanged, ERSONS WISHING TO PROCURE GOOD AND RE- spectable boarders, may do so by registering their names at No. 4 Astor place. Boarders politely cted be suitable places in this and neighboring cities, free of charge, RIVATE BOARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with P ant rooms, and full or partial board, in a modern ouse, at 116 West Sixteenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Bath, gas, &e. OOMS.—DESIRABLE SUITS OF FURNISHED ROOMS to let, with partial board if required, for one or twe gentlemen, in a new brown stone front house, with all the modern improvements, convenient to the cars and 4 71 West Fourteenth street, first house west of Sixth a LET—A NICELY FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOM, on the first floor of a house in a quiet neighbor: hood, Inquire on the premises of A, H. Baldwin, No. 6 Tenth street, FOR SALE, IN NEW JERSEY, 'e between New York and Philadel- seres of way. FOR ONE OF THE BEST FARMS OM Bee, | Island, 42 miles from New Seca oes Le eee 212 Brondway, room No. 3, corner Fulton. $16.00 fruit, sp) buildings feat, wishes to he iva ‘veal oftete tte wae lL) exe! estate for mer- chaniise, ha vxcbange Be Ce bend and man $3,000 in one year, the balance in hardware Dry preferred, &c. Address W. M., Herald office. 6 00 FOR SALE—A VERY VALUABLE le ‘@ and long lease on Broadway, in the cinity of Canal street. Any one seek! @ profitable investinent cannot be better suited. This is unquestion- ably a rare chance. Apply at 212 Broadway, corner of Fulten street, room 10. SIMERS & PURDY. 6. 000 WORTH OF MERCHANDI ONE e description—will be exc! for a t claes house in this city, Locality must be a favor- ite one, and mortgage to remain on house, not above $6,000, Goods be sold at wholesale I. Apply to CHARLES R. MILLER’S Real Estate, and Pro- perty Exchange, 195 Broac way. 00 —FOR SALE, A VERY DESIRABLE # + country residence, in a healthy loca- tion; buildings in first rate order and nearly new; access to the city by railroad twelve times daily. Address A. B.C. D., box 129, Herald office . 2,000. renee AN, ESTARUEHTED e business, paying from $2,000 to $5,000 r annum. It {s exclusive, permanent, and without risk, evidence of which will be given upon an interview. gi The proprietor is about leaving the city. Address A. M., box 163 Herald office, with name, &c. —FOR SALE, A SUPERIOR GROOGERY e and liquor store, a corner store, on one of the best avenues. Any one in search of an excellent chance to invest in the grocery business, should apply im mediately at 212 way, room No. 10. SIMERS & PURDY. WO FRONT PARLORS, WITH BEDROOMS ADJOIN- ing, handsomely furnished, with entire new furai- fure, to let, with board; also, front parlor, with closét, and several small rooms for single gentlemen or ladies, at 11514 and 117 Grand street, three doors from Broadway. Inquire on 150), 20k SALE, A DAGUERREAN sxuDIO, eo with two skylights, neatly arranged, and in 4 good fituation, west aide of Broadway, No. 765; good customers; nothing done under $1. Reason for reiling, ill health of the proprietor. Apply on the pre- mise from 10 till 3 ocleck. “* ANTED~—A FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM, by a gentleman and lady, in the upper part of the city, with board forthe lady only. “Adare Quietude, Union square Post Office. PARTY OF YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOOM- modated with rooms in a houss with modern im- provements, &c., at 136 West Twenty.secopd street. A PLEASANT SECOND STORY ROOM, WITH BOARD c for & gentleman and wife, or two single rooms for geatiemen, in a plearant and convenient location both stages and cars, in a private family, at 67 Parry street, between Bleecker and Fourth streets, F ! LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN BOARD IN A SMALL private tamlly where she can have a room ty hor. ferences exchanged. Address C. W. B., Herald office. SMALL FAMILY OF THREE PERSONS, SERVANT and child, want, with or without board, three rooms, nicely furnished, on the second or third tleor of » house containing all the modern improvements; also, the use of the kitchen and parlor, if necessary. Address (postpaid) 8. C. C., Union square Post Office, stating full particulars. OARD—WITH ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROMS, IN a first class house in Tenth streat, near Broadway, suitable for families or single gentlemen, replete with all the modern improvements. | French and Spanish spoken, Dinner at 6. Referenves given and required, Apply at 181 Tenth street. OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO GEN tlemen wishing to rooxt together, in a small pri- vate family, on moderate terms, can ‘find a pleasant place at 165 West Nineteenth street. Hot and cold wa- ter, grate, bath, &, OARD.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE room than required, will let a parlor ‘on second floor, aiso one on the third, to « lady and gentleman, or three single gentlemen, at a moderate rice. | Modern improve: ments, Location desirable. No. 244 West Twenty-second street, Lenox place. é OARD.—TWO CHILDREN, FROM THREE TO TEN years old, can be accommodated with board ina vate family where there is no one but man and wife; location is beautiful. Apply at 311 Tenth street, op- posite Tompkins square, first floor, front room. OARD.—A PLRASANT FRONT ROOM, ON SECOND flcor, suitable for a gentieman and wife; has a good pantry and yas. Also, a single room. Apply at No, 13 Beach street. OARD—WITH PLEASANT ROOMS, MAY BE HAD ‘at 113 Clinton place. Terma very reasonable to desirable parties. OARD ON BROADWAY.—FAMILIES AND GENTLE- men can obtain sait sof elegantly, furnished rooms, or Lg od apartments, in the large and commodious house, 767 Broadway, southwest corner of Ninth street. Dinner at 3and6 o’clock. N. B.—A suit of handsome rooms on way unfurnished, OARD DOWN TOWNX—TWO Olt THREE GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with board; also a few with meals without rooms, Apply at 288 Greenwich street, pear Chambers. OARD DOWN TOWN.—T0 LET, WITH BOARD, A furnished parlor, with bedroom communicating, suitable for a family or single gentlemen; will be let to- gether or separate; also other rooms, for single gontie- men. | Apply at 126 Chambers street. References re- quired, i OARD IN BROOKLYN— HANDSOME BACK PARLOR, with gas, as a bedroom, to let, with board; also a story front and hall becroom, at 90 President st., within three minutes walk of Hamilton and eight of the ferries; the me rosy comfort of a home in- mily. (N, NEAR FULTON FERRY.— B A gentkeman can be accommodated with a front room cn the second floor, lighted with gas, and very pleasantly located on one Apply at 50 street. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—VERY SUPERIOR ROOMS, newly furnished, with first class board, can be had at 'S, corner of Nevins and Dean streets, sevon- teen minutes walk from the South ferry. Terms moderate, OARD WANTED—FOR A GIRL ABOUT THIRTEEN years of sy 8 private family, with some mo- ly person, where she could have the comforts of a home. Address E. W., Broadway Post Office. WANTED—FOR AN OLD GENTLEMAN AND his servant: the gentleman is blind and does not ve his room; prefers a quiet house, kept by a person who would see to his comforts; his servant sleeps in the room with him. Terms must be moderate; @ back room Fe ayn and in the neighborhood of Fourth street and ixth avenue. Address J. C. B., 39 Grove street. OARD WANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN a private family, where a pleasant home, and an dpportumity to acquire the French language may be found. Please address, and state terms, to A. G., box 2,696 Post Office. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, IN A PRE vate family of few or no bourders, east of the Mowe- ry and not farther up than Rivington street. Best of references. Address 8. B. 8., Herald office, for three s OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN—BY A GENTLE- man and wife, in « private family; a parlor and oom, attached, on second sseesnt taee only, Par- tial board for the gentleman, exeepti days. Must Dbe convenient to either of the fe b with modern improvements preferred. The best of refer- ences given an! required. Address W., Herald office, wtating terms, Ke., fortwo days, OARDING —A PARTY OF TWO OR THREE GEN- tlemen can be pleasantly accommodated with fooms in a genteel private family, good society, table, and attendanse, ata very moderate price, Rooms are pleasant, location desirable, and convenient to stages nnd cars. Reference given and required. Apply at 149 Went Twenty second street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. All the wodern improvements in the house, gas, baths, & OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFK, CAN ‘be acoommovated with board, ina first class house, with afront room and bedroom, with gas, hot and cold water, &e. Also, a third story toom and bed room will be let’ low tom permanent boarder. Inquire at 312 Se- cond avenue, between Ninetecnth and Twentieth streets, References exchanged. Bovetins* PARLOR AND TWO BEDROOMS ON second floor, with private table; also sli rooms gentlemen, with breakfast and Apply at 641 Houston street, “i erie ARDING. —A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, SUITA- bie fora i . Al tleman. Apply changed. of stages. Apply at 29 West Lighteonth street. Terms moterate ARDING —A ROOM ON TIE SPOOND AND THIRD floors, for org 5 ad gl gentlemen and wives, in a first class house, 231 street. , OARDING—105 WAVERLEY PLACE, THIRD DOOR B west of W park—A suite of rooms on * gecond floor, also & front room on third floor; house first class, with modern Also a frout basement to let to # physic'an, HOTELS. OLLINS HOTEL, FOOT OF CANAL STREET, WILL let, with board, three large parlors, @ith gas and Croton, and several family rooms, new, rip, ‘ALL at most reason- able terms; also several le rooms, low. ". N & MAPES, Proprietor. HE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, BROADWAY, CORNER of Houston street, on the same block with the Me- tropolitan Hotel and Niblo’s Garden, and opposite St. Thomas’ church, This new hotel, in the heart of Broad- way, will supply a great desideratum to travellers and the public ia general—superior accommodations in the best quarter of the city, at moderate rates. Rooms 50 cents to $3 a day, according to location, &e. ; but the higher priced apartments, when occupied to their capa- city, ranging trom 60 cents to $150 aday cach person, All ‘single lodgings 50 cents to $Leach. The prosent Smithsonian, located at 604 Broadway, three doors below Housten street, was opened in August last, aud such found to be the public appreciat on of the enterprise, that it was at once developed that larger accommodations were necessary to supply the pudlic demand. The house therefore, is undergoing enlargement by the addition of two spacious and new buileings aqjoining and extending to Houston street, enlarging the establishment to three times its present capacity, and affording accommoda- tions for about four hundred gueats, containing also suites for families. © Smitheonian takes its title from the institution of the same name established by Congress in further ance of the will of James Smithson, of Hogland, who be- jueathed his property to the United States to found at Washington an establishment for the increase ani dif. fusion of knowledge among men. The title of my house was selected, therefore, as contributive to the pecpetual recognition by the American mind of that great. pria- ciple which is the basis of our free inatitations—the ia- telligence and education of th . The teature of « hotel on the European plan, for ladies as well as gentlemen, whieh I deem, to some extent, a peculiarity in my enterprise, and which has met with marked favor, will be continued; and was adopted origi- nally both becanse I conceived that the women of this age, when woman's ight approach rapidly to culmination, should not be debarred from that species of hotel accom- modation which the men have found convenient, and that the patronage of my countrywomen and their say would ada to the respecta dility of tay enterprise. at the same time let it be understood that this means what is saidjand no more; and under it lurks no invitation to the vicious, who will find here ro accommotation. ‘The house will be thoroughly heated by steam pipes of the moxt ap- proved construction, securing thus a most pleasant at- moephére, and obviating every danger of fire, the fire apparatus being located of the premises and under ground, the arrangement being such: that each ocsupant, y the turn of & screw, may let on or shut off the heat} and to obviate every possible cause of alarm from fire ot otherwise, abundant modes of egress are provided. The first floor on Houston street has been arranged to accom- modate the aged, or others disinclined to go up stairs. Every room has & marble Croton basin, bella, and gas. There will be a bathing saloon, with separate baths for ladies. The dining saloon will be 26 by 100 feet on the first floor on Broadway, with private dining rooms ad- joining, and meals furnished as ordered at prizes graded to suit the convenience of those inslined to econo ny, 48 ti well as the tastes of those more extravagant, The fur- niture a: jpoitments will be arranged more for con- venience and comfort than mere show, a prominent tdea being without much expenditure for mere extravagant appursenances to furnish hotel accommodations in this most desirable lozality with every substaatial comfort, and all necessary rogard for the taste and refineme it of the people. In conclusion, I will add that I am a native born American and New Yorker, and as such, while cognivin g world-wide Catholicity of that besutiful pri ciple in our ever to be perpetual Constitution, Which welcomes all nations to its protection, and the peculiar applicability of that principle to a hovel in this cosmpo- litan city, fam aware of my especial responsibility, when I pledge to my countrywomen aad countrymen, of the United States in particular, and to the outside world in general, that the establishment shall not be surpassed for the reapectability, decorum, order, neatness, atten- tion and comfort, with which It shall be conducted. necessary works to adapt the new buildings to the pur- poses designed are in a state o/ rapid forwardness, and will be completed in February, of which due notice will be given; and in the meantime the accommodations of the present Smithsonian will not be interfered with. and my frienis and ‘patrons are iavited to continue their favors as heretofore. SIDNEY KOPMAN. _____ WATCHES, JEWELRY, &. pense, egusl fn Setlioney ood oynenen the stones, equal in ne: rance to real dlamond, ure only to be hed at L. £5, JACOBS", 407 Broadway, set in rings, pina, earrings, studs, aleove but- tons, and mounted to order in any style. Prices within the reach of every one. OCKING BIRDS.—FOR BALE, TEN SPLENDID mocking birds, not to be excelled by any un the They mock eat, hen, rooster, dog, and sing day any night. Any person wanting to procure a fine bird may apply at 476 Fourth street. PORTING . Be +—MAMMOTH = 8T. BERNARD AND NEW- foondiand pups, King Charles spaniel, Italian and English greybounds, Scotch and English ratters, aport- ing dogs, house dogs, &e. All the choice breeds express- ly for stock, from 3 to 150 Tbs weight. Inquire at No. 205 Water strect, corner Fulton, up stairs. MISCELLANEOUS. UK MOULDER—PATENTED 1854; WARRANTED. — An ordinary hand can mould With ease twenty and brick per day, superior to thove made by hand. it 360 Ibs.; price $100. For ciroulars or machines apply, post paid, to RIPLEY & REED, New York. Cm MENDED.—W. NEWSHAM, TEN YEARS BS- tablished in New York, continues to rivet or coment chrna and glass, at 205 Broadway. No communication with any store. Up town dentista’ blocks drilled, This will appear every Monday. Cut it out. (URE OF OCORNS BY MADAME BERULARD, NO. 16t bowery, east side, between Broome ‘and Delancy me B. reapectfulty informa the public that she haa reduced ber price in order to enable every free from pain, and feels confident ia pro- mising that she will remove corns, buniows, nalle grown in the flesh, &e., without ea the least pain or in- convenience. Perrons can be a ‘to at home, or at Madame B.'s residence, from 1 until 7 o'clock P. M. ECORATIVE FRESCO PAINTER OF THE GERMAN and Italian school,—Is ready to decorate in the mont 9) manner, and in all eo yo at 208 Spring street, New York, EORGE FICHT, Livgorne WHISKERS AND MOUSTAOHES FORCED row stroug and tl in six weeks, LS - dat, wnlch will not stain or injure the skin, "Ee bottle sent to any part of the country. R. G. GRAHAM, 107 Nassau jLeiber, 44 South Third street, Philadel- phi: Spald: Brig, ing, 27 , 97 State street, Albany is 25% : ; iH 7 i ii iE i B 3 = | e 1 ONLY.—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF § @ meat morket, one of the best stands in sey City. | The place in wellestablished, aad is sold on account of ill health, ‘The lease alone is worth the prise asked, Apply at 212 Broadway, room 10, SIMERS & PURDY. FLOURING MILL FOR SALE, COMPLETE RVERY way; engine of 60 horse power, capacity 100 bar- of flour per day; would be delivered alongside ves- and sold ata sacrifice, if appliod for immediately, oe sel or exchanged for improved real estate, or an interest ia T. W. MARSHALL, Jr., 128 Front street. TO MAKE A FORTUNE,—FOR SALE, noted boot and shoe store next the corner of tham square, one of the best stands in the city for busi od for property im the Sixth or Fighth avenue below Fertieth strect. En: quire on the premises, 172 Chatham square, BUSINESS FOR SALE—WIIICH PAYS OVER ONE hundred per cent. The reason for selling the busi- hess is on account of the ill health of the proprietor, who has left for Havana. An enterprising man can realize a fortune in a short which will be satisfactorily shown by an interview. 212 Broadway, room No. 10, SIMERS & PURDY. DRUG STORE FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN—A FIRST class drag store in a leading street of the city a good ship, Of Brooklyn. It isowned by @ physician, whose prac- tice prevents him from attending to it.’ A good lease will be given. This is an opportuaity for a man of capi- tal and enterprise rarely met with, Inquire of Dr, MCALLISIER, on the promises, 216 Bridge street, corner of Tillary. A will setl 1,000 acres of heavily timbered land on © Connecticut, Lumber and timber may be floated to the city by river, or taken to Portland by rail, Land good, “Property ‘unencumbered, and will be sold at a great bargain; part of the price will be taken in proper ty, (farm or city.) Apply to CHARLES R. MILLER’S Keal Estate, Stock and Property Exchange, 1% Broad: way, PROFIT OF FIFTEEN TO TWENTY DOLLARS per day. —To business men with a capital of $2,0 3,000, ‘The advertiser has invented anew and v. je process for manufacturing one of the great staple articles in commerce, and having filed the same in the kecret archives of the patent office and received his cavest, in prepared to sell the rights for citi towns and States, upon very reasonable terms, To man with common energy and small capital, th is his toPmake a fortune, Communications signed by @, stating whon and where an interview may be will be promptly answered by addressing Manufac- r, Herald office, for three days. RICK YARDS AND FARM FOR SALK, AT CORN- wall Landing, Orange county, New) York.—3l acres, two yards, threo dwellings with shoda, and Adams’ machinery complete. Docks new with eight fect water, one yard is under lease for seven years, Six millions of bricks were made there the past years. Var- ticulars on application to the subscriber on the premi- ses. Price $10,000—half may remain on premises. JOHN SCHMUL HEAP HOUSE AND LOT IN ADELPHE STREES, near Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, for sale; size thres story, 20440; lot 40x10," Price, $4,500, Terms favora ble; location good. Apply to R.G, PLE Vine street, corner of Hroadway. RUG STORE FOR SALE.—A PHYSICIAN, WHOSS inerease of practice obliges hita to relinguish the business, wishes to dispose of the store 106 Seventh For particulars inquire as above, altes & GE—THREE TiREE-STORY AND HIGiL basement brick houses, well located; also, a welling in Wilhamsburg; all or either will be exch for dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, Illinois or Wis- consin lands,” Address J. 8. Dean, Post Ufice, box 2,20, stating where an interview may be had, RB SALE—A COUNTRY SEAT UPON THK HUDSON river.—The subscriber offers for sule his beautiful country seat im the vicinity of Newburg, containing about sixty acres of land The house is about eighty- eight feet front by forty-four fect deep, and possesses every convenience for e eptieman’s nce. The car- riage house, barns, outhouses, &c., are all large, con- venient, and in complete order. The are @x- tensive, well supplied with water, ‘and Alled with the choicest rset in full bearing. The land is ia the highest state of cultivation, well wooded, and fully stocked with all kinds of fruit. The place can be readily divided into five te residences, eseh containing one of the finest bi sites in the world, with an in- dependent entrance. whole, or any part of the pur- chase money may remain for » term of yeara, upon sa- tsfactory security. The premises are open to inapection atany time, and the terms of sale will be furnished upon application on the premises, to FP. J. BETTS. Newburg, Jan. 8, 1855. J[rOR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF APAPER- hanging store in a very good location, near Broad. | way. For further particulars, address Paper Hanging, Herald office. bor No 17. ii SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND FOUR years lease of a long established fancy goots im porting business, situated in one of the best locations town. Address G. U., Herald office, with real name, stating place of interview. Satistactory reasons given for selling. OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FT) of an oyster and cofles saloou. The lease has five ara to run from May next. Satisfactory rea or well 1 RES IN A MIL, linery store in Jersey City; it is in a loos Sud doing ® good business. inquire of DE VEREL hatter, 164 Fulton #treet. KF" RALE—TWO YEARS’ LEASE OF THE DESIRA ble store 115 Chambers street; also the fixtures and «tock of liquors on hand Fr" SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST class restaurant, ritanted on lrondway, and doing & safe and increasing business, with a good bar ai oyster stand attached, everytl cute the business on hand, and ingood order. It will be sold at m great sacrifice ‘Address R. Walker for thres days, or call between 10 and Z o'clock at No. 25 College place. F” SALE—A SEOOND HAND STRAM ENGINE, IN good running order; also one eylinder builer, 4 inches by 92 feet, nearly new, and two old cyiinder bowlers, 80 inches by 24 feet. The above will be sold on sccount of removal. Apply at 44 Cliff street Fn SALE—A CRYSTAL PALACE KIHOW CASK. aur. necessary to prow " able Laat 7 oe pes rpg tmensuring 4 en deep, _ yards lop for cash, at fe leondwey, up Vales! 7 - GOK SALF—A PORTER AND OYSTER HOUSE RENT free, will be sold yas the of is about ‘aving the city for the West. Inquire at No. 205 Green street, when particulars will be given, A rare chance for one who wishes to commence Cheap, Sneck ne Proprietor having been: B Me. Burton in his favorito original character of Cook- tir, ent weal sel eo tenerenis sal etny ‘erms. vier “asia, the New York boy, Mr. Johnston. ‘will be attended to. ner Fs om yee CIRCE AND HER MAGIC CUP. O’Lysses, Miss Macarthy. The tallest specimen of will go through a aerien of splendid mapuvres. a series ne Wednesday tuk TOODLES, and a new on the north side of inst street, between Second To-morrow, | Co oy ge hee | of t mate: poo a 7 style for a family on each door, ‘croton water through. THEATRE.—PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER, ‘ALLACK’S THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEA | out. Apply to . MILI No. 6128econd avenue, from 8 I.P. Waldron; Stage , Robert Jones. —Prices Broome steoe) = ureter oventan, Jan. 16, to 10 A. M., and 4 to6 P. 26 centa; Pit and Gallery, 1255 NIGHT AND MOR! . cents; Private Boxes, 86. Morte +o, Mr. Lester | Blackwell, Mr, Seipgenter OOD PARLOR, BEDROOM FURNITURE, CARPETS, Fi ell Benefit of Mr. J. G. Arnold, | Sydney Mra. Stewart Mr. Seeley, and a large ee mirror, new, will be we" EVENING, byt ge ee So Mr, Brou heme ¥ ee wn. or for good jewelry. on Billings & Tucker, 5 3 . e . Beaufort. Mra! 371 Broadway. sain ’| THE WEPT OF THE WISH-TON-WISH. | Lilburne.... sates Drak Fanny Mins Roa Benmetd = +My, Bland | Mrs, Morton. Mrs, Cramer ‘OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN SOUTH BROOK- UCKLEY’S ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, 639 BROAD- «Mr. Stewart | Sarah, , Mine Carma lyn.—A three story and basement brick hou GBKAT SUCCRAE THE WINDMILL. few minutes walk from the Hamilton or South Ferrie Price $3,800, only $800 cash uired. Inquire of EK. SCHULTHI |, On the premires, 120 Degraw street, be- tween the hours of 8 A. M. and 12 M. EAL ESTATE FOR SALE, AT VERY LOW PRICES. —A number of genteel dwell house, in fine lo- andiv elegant order, with all modern improve- way. the grand burlesque on the Fairy 0; er Teng: na op the 'y Opera, which will be repeated all this week. Preceding the ra, ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELSY, ‘On Monday evening, Jan. 22, 8 new burlesque on the favorite Opera of * Lucia di Lawmermoor,” in four acta, N. B—Saturday evening, Jan, 26-—Benviit of L. Short, Treasurer, ot SCENES IN TBE RING, AY THE, AMERICAN y BR EA GMRMAR, FRENCH AND ITALIAN ARTISTES, 7 ments. Persons wishing to nage will please make —— <a en Trained Horses, Elephants, Ponies, Camels, ke. application to E. B. 319 Fourth avenue, ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—SECOND GRAND | SUPERB FEATS ‘OF RQUITATION, from 3 to 7 P.M. Annusl Poultry Show of the National Poultry BRIUMS, ARTISTIC AND HEROIC FRATR Rociety, in the +pacious saloons of the Museum. Dur- | Clown, ctacle, i CRISTO, | Mereoder BO, CHRISTY & WOOD'S MINSTRE quence of the destruction of their ball, 444 Broad~ way, by fre, will perform every evening at MECH. HALL, 472 BROADWAY, ing the entire week, from Tuesday, the 16th, to Satur- To conclude with the romantic day, the 20th of January, inclusive, one of the most THE €OUNT OF MO unique and extraordinary displays of Homestic Fowls, &e., ever witnessed in this country, The premiums ex: | I ceed five hundred dcllars, and the most unparalleled exertions have been made 'to produce specimens of all the rare, fancy, valuable and superb Voultry in the Union, and at the same time exhibit them freely, with out any extra charge to visiters, Among the varieti in this show, will be found —Shangbaes, of all kinds, Black GENTEEL SMALL THREE STORY HOUSE TO LET, gas, bath, &c. Any part of ¢ furniture w! Bold cNeap, if wanted. Forwession gran ‘any time ker, No, 371 before February. Call on Billings & Broadway. FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND CLOSET, ON second ficor, with privilege of kitchen fire and A under the contro seen toenable th . cated and colors; Game fowls, of nations ; H. Woop, m Seer eats Teel ie er rete pisenantly, located, | Bpanish, Dorkings, Hamburge, Dominiques, Guilderlands, tiko cuikisry, } Proprietors, Also, a room and backroom, proportionably low | Volish, ‘Bantams, of every country ; Turkeys, Guinea All business transacted meh: 1. Wood to a good tenant, Address, for three days, Mrs. Frances | Fowls, Pei , Swank, Geewe, the only Chinese Man- | ENHIO} Watson, Herald office a ? darin Ducks in Am beautiful as a picture, and | BURLESQUE OPERA, . else A tnoomparably beyond all common description; Pigeons, | Africanized by the mont OARDING HOUSE—FURNISHED, WELL LOCATED, | Rabbits, Deer, &e. the whole of which must be | worla, A change of prog i y and old established, to let, as it stands, from Feb. ger to form anything hke an | Poors open at 654 0 clock; to comm 1, To a married couple deper salary, but doe- | exact Kea of their wonderful movelty. In the Lacture | cleely i ing it it | Koom, Tuesday, Jan. 16—Kvening, at 73 o'clock, Mr. | —— ; - wad aronabe 1 GE te ay geen bamemenger, Wee Wi | Sir i: Booths ti distinguished cuaisan’ esite, 13,tbe RANKIN MUSEUM, NO. 65 ROWRIY, NRARLY : - , character of WALLACE. THE HERO OF SCOTLAND, opponite the Howery Theatre, Performanees avery OUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET, EIGHT AND A HALF supported by Mr. C. W, Clarke, Mr. Hadaway, Misa Mes afternoon, at 3, and every eveuing, at 7, N. BR Afternoon, at 3, LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS | Strangere will observe that the Fran -lin Maseum is the miles from the City Hall, with stable and every | tayer. | | eles iaadinmsntnticn: ‘ rden with fruit | andthe HOLE IN THE WALL. Admlasion to the Na. | only place in the United States whece the Model Artistes cose pas earnes RRADHUST, | tional Poultry Show, including all the attractions of the | fe exhibited, with other original entertainments, Re- Tenth avenue and 146th Musesm and Lecture Room, twenty five cents; children member No. 53 Bowery, under ten, half price, OGER'S CELEBRATED APUTHEOSIS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, JAMES BURNS. AL WHITE'S BERENADERS, LONG AND 1y known to the New York public, perform URNISHED HOUSE TO LET. = of a well furuished three story brick house, desira- bly located: from now until May, or the furniture for sal —THE LOWER PART I painted b if desired, Possession in . Address Bo: nightly at White's opera house, 49 Bowery, ander the onexhibition at the Academy of Design, 603 Broadway. S710 Post Odeo, anion immediately. Address Box | a eecorship end imenugemeut of CHARLES WHITE | Admittance, 25 ovata; Children under twelve years of ago, 124, cents No connection with aay other company number, 49 Bowery. NTERNATIONAI, MUSEUM, NO, SL DIVISION street, near Bowery.—J. 0. Peck, Manager,—Pro pense ie ERHAM'S GIFT TICKETS, Dgement, be recelved’ for admiasion. from 10 A.M tov. M. MASS MERKTING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS IN PEMIIAM'S THIRD GIFT ENTERPIUSE WILL 08 HELD OW THe LT Tu INeT,, AT ACADEMY BROADWAY, | to decide on a Binal disposition of the URNISHED HOUSE TO LET.—A HANDSOME THREE story house situated in Twenty-seventh street, near ine Kighth avenue, containing batha and gas.’ The house is handsomely turmi#hed throughout, and posses sion would be given immediately, Rent, $100 por month, Address 9 P. Q., Herald office, Pinson HOUSE TO RENT IN BROOKLYN— ple sion given February 1,—To any who contem- te housekeeping the comiag ‘spring, they will find this opportunity worthy of attention. ‘The house is of brick, three stories, with gas and every conveniences, and withid three minutes walk of Wall or Atlantic fer- ries. The present i4 a rare opportunity. Rent $600 per TICKETS CAN BE HAD, ONE at At 663 Broadway, from A. M. to 6 P.M DOLLAR BACAR, time coming « - worth $2,500, are ol drums, miscellane Hundreds of conundrums, &e. OPK. CHAPEL SAL Vanoramic Ta BROADWAY, —4RAND 1 LIFE OF CHRIST, thin cy night thin week, and are now dal i 39 personally and by mail. Nearly hall of the eR 3 a se HOUND 4 er ot tibedie Rie: eamchiee OL Ror wand componi row allernoun at 3 o'cioes. Hiekets, twenty-five ptt pee Ee ena erase tions to No. 4 ; children bal J. PECK & CO. | OSE TO LET—CONTAINING FORTY ROOMS, | near Broadway, below Canal street, occupied as & lodging ano first class boarding honse. Furniture for sale at s bargain: terms easy, tion one of the best in the city for a public house, OPES. THEATER: undersigned, 0 the attention of stare’ ST. LOUIS, MISSOURL—THR vee and manager, begs to call travelling westward to his pos polar establishment, the only one in St. Louls regularly ] TRIUMPHANT 81 Re-engagement of t RK. ‘DMRS. F. B. favorite ai OC M Shakspenre’s tea open for an entire seasca from the lat of August to the Shs ta Sahl htc — cat laa Speer sth of July, Stars ean rely upon their Lacey Al " 7 pow th Ke llas belag support WILADELPHIA HOTEL TO LET.—THE HANOVER | Hamlet... . Mr. F. 2. Conway | well pat upon the atage as well as be P House, No. ae Chesnut street, to be let te petal Mra. F. B. Conway | the best company in the W Those of x meg hy : or genteel boarding house. Apply to J. F. LEAMING. of MONEY. talent wishing an engagement, wll pleare direct to GREK No. 28 South Front str phiedeipbie. Mr. F. B. WOOD, Manager, People's Theatre, St, Louls, Mo. E JE Pe f METROPOLITAN | ~ JHITK'S OPERA HOUSE 49 BOWRRY,—THURG- Sena one at the sa istesaae in erate ayee SPLENDID NORAMA FOR SALE, PAINTED BY V day Jan, 1s neGtot Mr. P. TL beamen, s aon the lst February. In A one of the best artists ip the country, Subject en Violinist, on w Leas Myers, “Mr, Jobm Urely new, and about two thousand yards of can- Mots, Mr, Emanuel Mth nd Master Henjamte lasace, vars, Will be sold low for cash, or exchanged for other together with the uw strong attraction nighthy pre property. Particulars will Le given by addressing & | sented at thin popular estallubment, Performaces te wich streets, a large Dutch grocery store, te t) Panorama, Herald office precieely with a large basement attached, doing the best businens = -- - of any in Greenwich street. Apply at once to MATRIMONIA WM. WILSON, 109 West street. ——_—_— ~~ ~-o La . ae MORAL AND RESPECTABLE GENTLEMAN, WORTH $6) PAOADWAY, CORNER OF FRANKLIN STRERT. ) LET—THE OLD ESTABLISHED FARMERS’ HOUSE, | AQ 950,000, wiehes to correspond, with a 36 Writing and bookseeping thoroughly taught, i= known ax Wilson’s Hotel, on the corner of Liberty | trimony, with an educates, intelligent and a Class OF mparate parlors, at roducesd charges and Greenwich streets, withia one minutes’ walk of all | jad Whatever property the lady may pos OLIVER 1, GOLDAMITH. the principal steamboat and railroad depots in the city ; | ettled on her. Aduress A. BR, Arar, Post OSice, post - capable of accommodating two handred people, together | paid, AND $12 60 with all tho fixtures, Immediate possession given. 3 coaree oF etry There it also attached to the hotel a large ani old MEDICAL. bait trea established grocery. The lease and good will of the hy. whole can be had on moderate terms by applyiag imme RB. LARMONT’S PARIS AN LONDON MEDICAL OLICER 1. GOLD AMI Adviser and Marriage Guide, eleventh edition, 345 cloth, seventy five eogravings. Sold at 222 Broad. | nd mailed {ree for one dollar, by thor D. | Larmont, physician aod surgeon, No, 42 Reade street, corner of Broadway, where he is consulted from11 A. M to 2 P. M., and 6 to 0 in the evening, Sundays excepted. N. B.—Not the drug store. Patients treated by mail of diately to WM. WILSON, 100 West atreat, 1 LET—VERY NEAR THE SIXTH AVENUE, IN A good neighborhood, a first class house, containing fourteen rooms, with all the modern improvements. The furniture will be sold at bargain, Price $600. The boarders, about eighteen in number, will remain. Apply to B. W. RICHARDS, 007 Broa express. Address all letters box 544 New York Post Ofice- | BAP Pf BB ec a mE We concur with all other papers in recommending Dr, --A LARGE FOUR-STORY HOUSE AND STORE | Tsrcns't the allctea -konrrier des Plats Una, 4a, | business, with @ leane of woven R. HUNTERS RED DROP 18 YOUR ONLY RELL For full partica- J ‘ance for a thorough cure of disenses.—ho. 3 Divi- jon street, the only place now 0 well known for the very many great and extraordinary cures it has per formed, without diet or hindrance fram busin when — BOOKKEEPING, WHITIN: 166 Fulton Ladies! day and evening twelve lessons, Ke-Gov + —My youngest son and (wo daughters Paine's school to my entire is the mort modert a splendid penman and #kiliful teacher, Col. Patne hat po | superior. —Nowport Daily News OOK KEEPING, WRITING, AND ARITHMETIC, AM ] tanght ot DOLBEAR'S Acadewy, 600 Krosdway, @ " ) plain all the 10 LEP t of Broadway, treet and 4 good tenant, at a low rent, eal accountants, who ex try, Stodents will be T° story, consiating of six rooma, on the same floor, . all other remedies only drive the disease In the blood. | | ualified for business situations, of the money returned. vit alee eee a Inquire in the | $1 only, Thissecures the patient from secondary at- | Private seate may ba secured without extra charge bakery, 18 Cronby street. — ¥ lacks, and is the only remedy on earth that doos it. You | _ pata annie a cael + ill find this out by bitter experience, if you trust to rep, * WRITING » 0 LET—A FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM; | ™ OOKKERPING, ARITHMETIC HITING, &C., also, some small rooms, with © amall private fa: | ther remedies. taught upon very favorable terms by W. J. REN inily, at 160 Bleecker street, west of Broadway. Rent TLLE. Kach student is separately La R. JOHNSON, 16 DUAN sulted.—Twenty t Dr. J. to cure such casen battled those ln perienced than himself, Cons¥tational wer toally cured, without the use of any delector R, COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, 80 LONG KNOWN to the citizens of New York. may le consulted with confidence as usu his old office, where all who have EK STREET, MAY BE CON- ‘one speciality enables structed and rapidly advanced In hia #tudies, while the Ynowledge it parted to him in readily available in pre tice, Open from 0A M. to 9. M PRENCH TRANSLATED, WITH } oT Terms moderate je rab! office moderate, Any person who could advance $60 would get a considerable reduction. ) LET—YEARLY RENT $600—A THREE STORY and basement house, with all the modern improve- ments, chandeliers, &c., «ituated ina good nrighborhond, near Third avenue, below Twelfth street, Possession may be had immediately. For particulars, apply to ACCURACY _AND Atiress BD, #8. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway muffered from the maltreatment of pretenders may rely rae AND GHIEMAN 1ANGU AG¥A— THE Ab. NO LET, WITH IMMEDIATE. POSSESSION THE MO- | 0 being honorably treated ~ | Sebinins foW more pupils. Crates weoaarats. Beas dern built three story brick house No. 101 Fourth R. WARREN, MEMBER OF THE COLLPGE OF — of references given. Address W. Tk, Herald ofee N avenue, near Twelfth street; has gas, bath, ke.; a ple J Surgeons of Dublin and FAinburgh, attends to pet- | B.— Would enone in com peusation lot burt, rant location, and will be let fot ® term of yeare, lo | vate practice at his old established office, 71 Madison opmental —_ natinfactory tenant. Apply JOSTER, DIXON & CO. GIVE LAPSONA IN WHITING, arithmetic and boo day and evening, af ay, (ay ‘iding,) where are qualified for the og-house, ia aa ex ye us and saperion manner. street, near Catharine, where he is performing the most astonishing cures on record, without restraint in diet or business pursuits. K. WARD'S WOMAN'S FRIEND—THP BEAT PREVA af ration of medicine ever exhibited in cases of female Weakness, Price $1. Dr. Power's ladien’ periodical pilla for obstructions. Sent by post or express to the coun try. TF) Fe Wako UNPORTUNATES: FRIEND, PRICK #1 0 LET, FURNISHED. i ENGLISH BASE- went bouse, of twelve rooms, with all the modera imaprovements, in West Twenty-second street, at a low rent tow strictly private family, Address A. B., box 1,641 Post Office, ) (RASE.—THE PREMISES KNOWN AS 364 BROAD. way, coreer of Franklin street, for a term of years, Apply t0 ADAMS & LUCKEY, 75 Nassau street. ADIES MAY ACQUIKE A HEADTIFUL HANDWRI- in ten lessons, oe om hour ting, with certainty either in clase or ne clans that meets daily at pa bint Brendan ernie Fhe hare bseveer telnet AO with a book—is just what thos want who have | cards OUVE HE THREE NEW FIVE STORY BASEMENT BRICK | contracted certain diseases: namely, a cure at once and - buildings Now. 526, 634, (40 Pearl street, between | no delay, and more expense BILLIA Broadway and Elm street, north ride, twenty-five feet | —————— OT TTA IT OTT — ae by ninety, and ten feet yard cach, with vaults in front, REATEST CUP ES IN THE WORLD—AFFLICTED TAKE BILLIARD PALACK, WITH EIGHT OR TEN TA will be let or leased immediately, at moderate terms. notice: All other remed foo ene by De A bles, for eale or exchange for property of to let tow au anda book can be connected by arches if wanted— it, © Canal These buildings expressly built for this purpose. Apply to Mr. FISCHER, O44 Pearl street, or 563 Broadway, corner of Wr satel 0 PRINT SELLERS AND ARTISTS’ COLORMES — Two « 't corner rooms on Broadway, near Ap 's, with folding doors and beautifully furnished, 1m. Lrcation exes! make 64,000 to $6,000 per eating house, in Centre, near Vearl street, to let. quire of RAXWORD, Villaed table mauutactarer, X nn etreet plete and with excellent light, to let, for bo: street, one door east of Broadway, in the place to get this rapid and thorough remedy 70 FRE TILL. CURED.—DR. CORMPTT, OF NO. 19 Duane street, may be consulted with confidence on = — - ‘Twenty-three years in one lg rer | ables Bee: FOR SALE, A FIM? CLASH HILLIARD ruarantee permanent carer, . B Cie aloo ated ins coutral location. The room member of the New York University. Hee bis diploma perien tabi in his office 156 Post Office, Conti ratiefartor, note to 8 , with bar and fixtares; Pieare ot welling. * etireereieres . | LEGAL NOTICES. |. R., Post Ofhee, RETUUD CLERGY PRIOR COURT OF Tak CIT’ NEW York.—Charles M. Pond, by John G. Vone, ble guar. is pod Say ‘abe } DAIARD TABLES. WE HAVE A LAROR #TO0K | Can, against Olivia Phelps, ecutrix of the oad (free) han e ready made, with slate and weed beds, with o jast will and testament of Ai ec eaned, An- son G, Phelps, Junior, William KE. Dodge and Melissa P. Dodge his wife, James Stokes and Caroline P. Stokes hia wife, Charles F. Pond and Harriet N. Pond bia wife, in B. Atterbury and Olivia K. Atterbury his wife, Jomes, Elizabeth W. James, Olivia E. James, William E. Dodge, Junior, Anson G. P. Dodge, David 4 Dodge, Norman W. Dodge, Charles ©. Dodge, Geo [ate lnmproved eimatic te RPP UTI de DKK, bilan’ steve used on receiving @ letter (post paid) Direct to Rev. John M. Dagoall, 6; Fulton street, brook. lyn. HE GREATEST CURE® MADE AT 50 CANAL STREET, one door east of Broadway by Dr Ward's onfor tunates’ friend—cures certain dlecanes ina few hours. Nothing else can doit. They TRAVELLERS GUIDK, > Va oa 6 PN ADELPTLA end ihe Booth and W Hock frot all parts for thie Dodge, Arthor M, Dodge, Anson G. P. Stokes, 4 remedy that cures when all flee tails 1100. M. s04 J. Stokes, James B. Stobes, Thomas Stokes, Olivia EB. Gikep WOMAWS PRVAte iawI eotloa i DAL OOM AM Stokes, Lora L, Stokes, William B.D. Stokes, Olivia K. panton, by Ir. A. M. Maurvenan, fe of ‘a , at 62, Atterbury, Boudinot C,’ Atterbury, Anson G. P. Atterba- ry, are F. Pond and Edward A Pond. To the defend ants above named:—You are hereby summoned and ro- ed to answer the complaint in thie action, which eases of Women; ont hundreith @ ition, (b00,(00,) Lime. PP. 326, om Gne peper, extra binding rice #1. Kvery com to which woman i* wubject, from girlhood & ough Vehete sold for + Balt more, Wash nee checked to W } ¥ and also as wile aut ae mother, are fally pM * fled im the office of the Clere of this Court, at the " rl City Hall, In the city of New York, on the 4th day of | Seseribed, with the cose, Qe ned sino the = Decesober, A.D, 1864, and to serve a copy of your an- | Proper mode of weetment, | J ec swerto the said complaint on the subseribers, at thair | Mort chaste lang: WAOAME MORROW @ office, number seventy-two (72) Wall treet, in the city | Cv*Ty woman ae Ry | of New York, within twenty days after the service here. | “me ™ tbe sgh Paonanes a | of, exelusive of the day of rach rervice; and if you fail | Us ake aak ane ae | to'anewer the said complaint within the'time aforvsaid, | Sad suflering ood RE 8 yous the pl will rt fort often need | Yelle deeaasied a the complaint nT | portamento her fature healt im reapect to. which ber ‘Karoye. tue the OWEN, BRITS & VOSE, Malotis Attorneys conselting ¢ motion gentionse, . + wre Dated, New York, December 4, 1854 ouch lastvection 006 stvies, aod alte cnpleas yeemes man : : tions of many eymptome one orem wollen | eon = » thete vary the - r 7 - ' TET es i | free cbetrections or Irreguiacition porwag bythe’ the greateck happinees of matr mortal bien. dictions are truly extonishing all whe berm: a net re et ak chit Ge alee he who wish a speedy marrings way oall a DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 606 b and which thew Aelicney for | A hs eee en ge atroet, in megs om “y heal sevice. ey eofier from they may depend pow tree advice, (onmded om the eter. repeation of Pupils, who can commence at Soy | Liprus uiati, (falling of the womb.) or from four sives 81 Primeiples of magical acienen, 16 Riroome etreet, be- | 3 , fistlemen on Weampaiays, Thare (weakness, debility, ke ) He Lea ae gested. ake oft vemeta tw to dite bate thort Ume. every Midas) ot UE PLM. Practising MY ioc Meas it eat haces Gavoree, ued tog | Hour trom 6 v'elect AM. w OF men Gays, hours aad terme of Monthly soirees as usual.” Cireulars, containing wiruction can be had at the scalemy at any time, or will be sent by post, ANCING ACADEMY, 21 HOWARD aTREET —MLLE ME ALWIN, PROM PARE, TRO ORR WOR ie Wo the ladies tot gentiomen of this city by books end setenen, aod is to be coneul ab no ble, that she will open ber dancing academy on y. alee " Mein jowiay, January 1th, for the tnstraction of ladiag esd tpeeks the Kegileh, French eof German Re | gentlemen, in the mord stylich dances of the day. Aebool seven, We Metwcen Viret ead ‘Greets. {or practice every might, from half past coven to ton Utes ware trom 19 A.M. to 4 PM Se : © clock. ADAM MEYER HAS REMOVED PROM 0 LEROY Jomweh street to 191 Meventh 804 Ternty fourth ov