The New York Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1855, Page 2

466 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. ‘Wapnespay, Feb. 28—6 P. M. market appears to be in ® very un- Pinar gst condttion. Qaotations fall off one @ey snd recover the next. Yesterday, at the first board, prices were lower than on the day previous, This morving an advance was realized throughout ‘the list. These fluctuations are all among the brokers, and it matters little how violent they may be. Outeiders cannot be caught so easily. At the first board to-day I\linois Central Bonds advanced 4 per cen’; Canton Co., 3; Cumberland Co., 4; Erie Railroad, 4; Harlem, 1; Reading Railroad, }; Chica go and Rock Islasd, }. Dlinois Central Bonds con- tinue in ective demand, ard closed one-half per cent better than the opening. Erie Bonds, 1875, remain about the eeme. Fancy stocks are merely floating at present prices from one broker’s hands to an- ether, and spy advance which may be reported to- day may be lost tomorrow. Holders are able to keep them up by the great abundance of money but this is by no mears a profitable game to play for ‘any length of tine, and cannot continue uniess new “players enter the arexs. Sellers are making interes all the time, snd occasionally bag one or two pe ent on differences. After the adjournment of the board the following rales of bonds and stocks were made at auction:— 100,000 Penn. Coupon Fives, 1877, int. ndded.. 90a 904; woloo0 Mich, Sou WR. Jackson br., do....<85m 85). 11,666 mortgage on Wells’ building, corner of ‘Pearl and Wall streets, at 6 per cent...... 2,000 Memphis City Sixes...........Imt. adi 5,000 Great Western R R, (ill.) Ist mort. 57000 Ohio & Mississippi R. R, 24 mort... 2/000 La Cross & Milwaukie $’s........ 4 53000 Green Bay, Milwaukie & Chi. RRS's 1,000 Cincinnati & Ind, B.R. Int. Bonds, 1;200 Cin., Hamilton & Dayton RR int, se. 100 shares Ohio Life and Trust Co 80 do, Pacific Ina. Co 40 do. Peoples’ Bank . ; 20 do. Mechanics? Bank, Willitmsburg.... 62 30 do. BuflaloapdState Line Railroad.,... 108 30 do. Northern Bank, Kentucky. 105 22 do. Southern Bank, Kentucky. 40 do. Ohio Life and Trust Co, @ do. 70 do. Albert H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction aale of etocks and bonds will take place tomorrow, ‘Phurrday, at 12} o'clock, at the Merchants’ Ex- ebange, when will be offered a large variety of first elass securities. Atthe second board the market, on the whole, was weaker. Erie Railroad fell off j per cent; Cam- berland (o., 4; Nicaragua Transit, 4; New York central Railroad, 3; Reading Ratlroad, }. The steamship Asia, from Boston for Liverpool to-day, carried out $526,620 im specie. ‘The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer’s of- fice to-day were as follows: — Reeeived..... $67,288 93 Payment’ 139,530 16 Paid for Assay ofice teeece,, 129,875 38 MOMs nese sses + $4,641,267 90 ‘The snuexed statement exhibits the transactions at the Assistant Trossurer’s office during the month of February, 1855:-— AssetartT Treascuen’s Orrice—ReckPTy AND Disncrsy- MENTS—FEBRUARY, 1855, February 1, 1805, Resse str eeeese+$2,428,418 90 Receipts. + $2,706,016 24 ‘On account of afatoma, “ patent fees... | 4.798 75 “ Yost Office dep't 37,866 15 “ tranrfers 1,800,000 00 “ miscellancous: 61,566 43 ——— —— 4,000,237 58 Payments.. eeeesens 7,028,056 57 ‘Treasury dr: 9,698 69 Post Office dra: 17147, 689 98 ———— 2,387, 386 67 February 28, 155, balance seve 4,641,267 90 By balance cr. interest a: 85,052 54 Vor pay ] 59,685 09 Bavapce 25,827 45 By bal. cr. disbursing « 893,427 04 Receipts during the month. if 1,076,09213 1,969,519 17 Te PAYMEDLS.. ees eececeeeeeeeeseweeee 911,881 10 Balan sirerces sees 1,057,638 07 By receipte for customs February, 18: 2,943,153 47 “ “ February, 1850 2,706,016 24 Decrease in 1955..........06 963,978 52 »] 4,434,898 65 | 6,418,017 17 1,720,208 21 441,288 63 2,161,490 84 2,266,820 33 8,746,787 52 pe * 10334, 56 Mine Mint, for coinage...... 458,601 11 1,727,482 58 MARS cs cseceys caeveo=s -10,474,27010 The falling off in receip's from customs is com- paratively small, being equal toa decline of about ene million of dollars in the value of dutiable im porte for the month. The fear expressed by some of our cotemporarics relative to the reduction in re venue from the reduction in duties. on imports is without foundation, and would only have originated fm the minds of those who look at the tariff merely nea machine to be at all times used for some politi- eal purpose. No apprehensions need be entertained of any deficiency in the revenue. It would be mush better for the country at large if thore was a small epaual deficiency, for we then should not be draw- img from the channels of commerce the element that preserves them healthy. It was never intendedthat fhe tariff should lock up between twenty and thirty millions of spocie, when it was so maca wanted as a basis for ovr currency. If a re- @urtion of twenty per cers in the tariff will no @etribute the surplus revenue, let us have a forther reduction, until the Treasury is emptied of tie millions hich are now so greedily sought after by all the speculatirg politicians of tue day. Ve arguments of these party organs in favor of ia- ereasing duties on imports are really not worta re_ plying to. If the Senate is true to the real iateresta RAm@RoADs OF MASSACHUSETTS. Netin- Gross = Nelin. comeper sre of Relvony. Cost income. _ come. ct.on cost. Worces' 1,856,371 $962,895 $358,366 $7 35 Western .. 053,259 1,763,044 718,703 7 22 Charles River Br.. 315,000 14,271 2,932 Ty Prov, and Wor.. ..1,843,333 249,962 86,813 1 Wor. and Neshua.1,394,703 209,119 94,390 16 Fitch. and Wor... 388,88! 42,648 = 23,398 ol Am. and Belcher... 200,077 18,112 4,829 66 Conn, River,,....1,802,246 277,771 102,942 71 Pitts. & N. Adams, 443,678 50,895 rw 4 1 Berkehire...,..... 600,000 42,000 41, 00 Stock. and Pitts... 445,700 31,400 31,4 00 W. Stockbridge... 41,516 1,827 1,805 35 Boston & N.Y.Cen.3,310,048 77,550 42,985 23 Medway Branch.. 37,009 3,679 3,879 10 00 Providence 18,611/822 543,750 212,786 88 Taunton,........ 307,186 95,950 32,250 10 60 New Bedford..... 633,954 120,620 56,724 10 62 Stoughton Branch. 93,433 15,188 8,671 Fairbaven Branch. 351,346 _- —_ O14 Col. & F. River.3,484,195 649,856 159,386 Dor. and Milton... 136,789 7,530 7,530 South Shore, 27,7383 15,821 La eren PN TOGHEDOYTSOMOOOR SSSoeSeeascoOHIeHS | £See2enzesstusrsels Salem and 873,879 67,452 10,286 -topy Brook...... 268,268 42,049 17,839 Boston and Maine.4,179\085 858,381 378,152 9,808 679,198 279,620 em K 61,247 15,000 Newburyport. -... 287,414 32,678 13,906 -Danvers&Geo't?wn 163,664 — _ Grand Junction.,.1,683,482 47,808 87,214 2.85 Grand totals. $59,080,450 8,606,261 3,200,404 Av.5 62 The average operatirg expenditures of tha rail- roads of Massachusetts during the year 1854 amounted to sixty-three per cent of the gross re- ceip's. This is five and a half per cent greater than the operating expenses of the roads in this Btate. We give in connection with the abovea table showing the net earnings of certain railroads on cost, with the market value of the stock of exch:— Nor Income oy RamRoaps—MARKET VALUE OF STOCK, Net Income on Uost. Price of Stock Boston & Worcester... 7.38-per cent 924g Western, Massachusetts. 7.22 ‘¢ Providence & Worcester. 4,71 Fitebburg & Worcester.. 7.01 Boston & Lowell, 6.53 Boston & Maine.... 8. Old Colony... New York Cen: Philadelphia & Re 5 164% According to this table the lowest in market value is only the second on the list in prodaotive- ness. The Boston and Maine, with a net income on cost of lesa than one-quarter per cent more than the Reading, is selling at only two per cent die count, while the latter is selling at twenty-three per cent discount. The Boston and Wor-ester Ruil- road, with a net income of 7.38 per cent oncost, is scliing within seven and a half per cent of par. This great difference cannot exist long. The net inoome of a railroad on cost isthe only corr’ct criterion of its actual valueas an investment. In our calculation for net income on cost in the cese ofthe Reading Railroad, we have put down the current operating expenditures at sixty per cent, whereas it is without doubt the most cheaply ops: rated road in the country, on account of its favor- able grades and dumping faoilities. It is only by such comparisons that the real value of railroad af°che can be determined. ‘The annexé:| statement exhibits the capital, losses in 1864, and for the past five years, of each,ineur- ance company in Boston :— Boston Insvrance ComPanies, Name, Capital. 1804. “Jotal.5 Years. American , $300,000 $70,452 09 | $374,604 80 Boston. . 300,000 176,700 43 545,650 72 Boylston 300,000 190,594 25 700,889 60 Franklin 300,000 32,083 81 —-189:609 95 Hope... $12 200,000 226,818 68 802,480 08 Manufacturers’ ., 400,000 28,622 $6 188,020 00 Mercantile Marine 300,000 88,760 16 294,823 05 Merchants’ ,...,. 500,000 141,506 21 384,949 55 National ......... 500000 92529 48 _ 200,186 48 Neptune......... £00,000 533,036 89 1,817,219 76 Suitolk... II 225,000 69,286 64 "243,981 39 United States..:! 200,000 51,604 72 204,364 56 Warren,......... 160,000 131,251 98 309,726 67 Washington. .... 200,000 159,755 52 605,150 83 Total......... $4,175,000 $1,994,183 81 $6,847,356 58 Amt. fire losses. 143,671 19 '828,0868 28 vesee 287,18723 | gag 2,157,855 00 7,075,424 86 653,225 77 2,201,210 45 $2,696,080 77 $9,966,635 31 Torses equal to 65 per cent on capital during the year The following table will show the amount at risk in theee offices, on the Ist of December of the years tamed :— 5 Marine. Hire. ral. . $59,817,207 $40,859,114 $106,676,411 58,974,048 47,421,712 105,796,260 +. $8,671,879 46,271,613 104,843,402 56,903,002 48,528,739 105,621,731 60,367,530 1,968,464 112, 326,003 Tke Railroad Journal gives a very fu'l and com prehensive account of the Illinois Central Railroad Company, frcm the commencement up to the pre- sent time. The article contains lengthy extracts from the acts of Congress and from tie company’s charter, showing that ite progress thus far has been strict!y in a:ccrdance with the provisions of these acts. The fyture Js open to one individaal jast as much as another, and the ultimate valae of the company’s property can be judged of by those in. terested, according to the advantages and favilities enjoyed by each. There is one important feature ia the finances of this compavy, which has been over- locked in the discussion and argumen's relative to the value of the eccurities—and that is the margin left for calla upon the «tock. Thiais a matter ofs0 much magnitu’e that it is strange the company bave not sliuded to it more fully in their different reports. It increases very much tie basis of the fecurity upon which the bonds rest, and is saffi- clint to moke up apy deficiency in any valae plaved upon the landed property of the company. The stock thua far has not been called in eqnslly, and the margin left on somo issues, whica will be cover. ed when nocessary, is large enough to place the | company in funds as they may be required, inde- of the country, the House bill will bo adepted a‘ | once, The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 2th inst., we: Fer the redemption of s‘ock For paying Troasury debts. Fer the Interior Department the Customs... vs For repaying in the Interior Departmont For the Navy Department........ A bili is now before the Legisiarure of auiborizicg the State to issne bonds to the amouat of $170,000, in aid of the Deleware Railroad Compa: ny. The bonds are to have twenty-one years to rox, and are to be secured by a second mortgsge of tee property of toe company, ani tie lease of said read to the Philadelphia, Wi'miogton and Baltimore Railroad Company, a! an annus! rental snfiicient to pay the interest on said bonds, and also alx percent per avnom on all the stock subscribed for and peld | by the State in the Delaware Railroad. The bonds ave not to be issued until the levse has been daly executed, and & certified copy the cof furnishe? the tate Treasurer. ‘The anne xed statement exhibits the average dally condition of the leading depa tants ot tre bauks of Boston, for the week preceding Monday, the 26h of Febiuary, compared with that for the previons | week: — Rostoy BaxKs, pendent of iteother resources. After reviewing the acts granting the lands, charteriog the compavy, and regulating its bonded indebtedness, the Jour- nal #aysi— Ip accordance with these provisions, the company, on the 11h March, 1861, organ zed, accepted the charter as above, and uotifed the Governor to thet effect. The sum of $200,000 in specie was deposited and duly acknow- On the 24th of that same month, a ceed of the right of way, &e., wasexecated by the Governor company, ond the same tranoferred by them to the trastees—namely, Morris Ketchum, Joha Moore, and Samuel D Lockwood, granting the lot or ground in the City of Cairo as a depet, the right of way, also the rai!- cond to be built, with the buildings thereon, to be held vy them for the’ purposes mamed in the act. The length of the road, as at present located, is 704 miles Toe number of acrex to which the company nas entitled conrequently amounted to 2,703,360, but owing to some misunderstanding with the Land Agent of 1 governmnt, the number actually rocolved bY. OF these, 260,000 were reserved for aa interest furd, 2,000,000 were mortgaged for $17,000,000, the sum esiimated as sufficient to construct and equip the road. There last were classified as follows :— £00,000 acres of the lowert agricultural value within 16 wiles of the road worth, in 1875, @S per NCTC... 6. -seeeeee 1,500,000 of ordinary agric $1,500,000 ural quality, worth $¥ Peuvonee seeeeseee 10,400,000 260,00 of superior agricultural qualicy, worth $1 es 2 5,250,000 50,0400 of first class la fleles, quarrios, minerals, town lots worth $2 orev veuveedes eres 1,000,000 ated value in 1875... $14,100,000 nla 1,104,679 acres are A within six on. ‘and the remainder, O10 from nix to fifteen m The plan a!) struction of * ant. by the company to secure the con i, was to raise the, necessary funds * In serordance with the above acts of the United States and of the State of tILnois, andof the organization of the | company pursuant thereto, the main trank of the rowt m Cairo to the Illinois river, with the Galo- | har also been Feb. 39 Feb 26. 22,2°6,675 Ine, $10,160 62,114,800 Ine. 284,878 Speeis in bank... 3,261,274 Dec 89 Due f'm oth banks 7 7,858,666 Inc. 128,694 Due to other banks 6. Ins, 84,250 Deporits.... ; Ine, 65.583 Owenlation....... ‘ Dec. 123,899 The increase of capital is, at the Eliot Bank | $4,160, avd at the National Bank $55,000, Tho most unfaverabie feature tn this @otement is the Joss of specie. ‘The apnexed table oxh!dita the cost of each rail wead, the gross Income, the net income, ad toe nes pez cent income on erst, in the S weal Maveatae gets, for the yer* ending Dic U1 « atending fro na branch been copastrusted. rly completed, and i additional outle a bs put ia opera. d without much tion with at delay The company have negotiated ther $17,000,000 loan ay follows $4,000,000, bearing 7 per cent’ interest, in April, 1862; $5,000 000 of 6 per cent, in Laden, in May, 52.’ This loan carries a stock privilege equal to one erxth of the whole stoc® (or 28,130 shares) of $17,000,000. A further issue of $3,000,000 at 7 per cent, with the pri vilege to each purchaser of $1,000 in bonds, of becoming a subscriber to threo shares of the capital stock, wag mace in Juoe, 1858; allof which bonds were taken at par. These, with the bonds to be taken as pay by con- tractors and other parties, make up the whole amoust 277 000,00) Issued on tie 2,000,000 acres of land and the peat The ) pteck now con oF 810 euch, OF N00,000. in wheres the last report ptt 0 | The (nicago beach | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1855. ‘113,078 bave been issued in the United States, 23,005 in London, and 21,48 are still held by the company. The payments on these have been as follows:— ‘Up 10,000 sbares $20 bave been paid, ++ + -$200,000 On 72,165 shares $16 have been paid. 1,082 475 On 41,863 shares $10 have been paid. 418,680 On 3,657 shares $5 have been paid. 18,285 Motel .....00+2+% es . $1,719,448 ‘The total receipts jrom all sources have been $18,124,- 277 88, and the expenditures $17,698,000 24, ‘The cost of equipment was $1,727,178 59. The gross earsings for last year were $470,290, when only a portion of the road was in operation, cr atthe rate, we are informed, of $2,258 per wile To complete the main line and equipment, about $720,000 are stated to be needed. The floating de $1,804,426 50. To meet tue above and other necessary expenditures, the company have on hand the following ways and means: Cash and bills receivable....... Construction bonds unsold, $758,! Due from subscribers tor bonds. cago. Acceptances, matured in Londo Instalments due on stock. $3,000, $46,000 worth at say 70... 2,100,000 00 MOMMY ais scion ede Tae $3,480,118 69 From which, deducting indedteduess, $1,804,426 50, leaves a surplus of $1,675'6y2 09, or $945,602 09 after expending amount estimated as sufficient to complete the contruction of the work. Our object in preparing the above has been to furnish to cur readers a plain and reliable statement of the acts under which the company was organized, and of ite exgavisation. From this teatement { appears to us— 1, That the company has been legally organized. 2 That they bave acquired a valid title to their Jonda, 8. That they bave proceeded legally in the adtuinis- tration of their affa‘rs, in the disposition and manage- ment of their property, and in the creation ana dispo- sition of the stock and mortgage bonds of the company. 4, That these lands, with road and all the proper- ty ef the company incident thereto, have been properly abd lsgally conveyed in trust for the benelt of the bondholders, who, upon breach of the condition of the trust, may become vested with all the rights and powers now enjoyed and exercised by the compsny. 5, The company were authorized to raise money for construction, eitner by sale of bonds, or stocks, or both, ox by sale of lands pursuant to the provisions of the trust deed. 6+ Subscribers to the stock, we cor Aassesementa to the par value of the any claims that may urine agai optional with the company to issue cost ef the read, and the fact that a large issue h: been made upon which assessments have been call- ed in, is additional security to the bondholders. Alt) Gti the company cannot dispose of the 2,000,006 acres without receiving thercfur the orices named in the schedules, they may make contracts for sale—the title to be passed only on payment. Neither does there appear to be any doubt that all moneyn received by the company have been properly ap- pled to construction. It will be seen that all the lands of the company, over and above 2,000,000 acres, may be disposed of at the ipieantae of the compan: for the objects specified, The 000,000 acres, unless t can be sold at the rato speci- fled must be so productive as to ler, are liable to 2, to provide tor It wi by the company, whi yield $17,000,000, must be held by the company for s period of ten'years, at which time they are directed by w to be offered annually at public sale, It was not our object in the outset, to discuss the pro- bable success of the road. It has been constructed in an unparalleled ehort period of time. Ita Cane are #0 soon to become a matter of record that an opinion given at the present time would be almost superfluous. We would state, however, that considering the hasto with which thé road has been constructed, and its immense extent, and the sparseness of the pcpulation upon acon- siderable portion of its line, the company and the public way probably be disappointed with the result of the first year’s operation of the road, which neith@ upon this, nor upon any similar work, should be taken as any sufi cient criterion of what its future earnings are to be. The present cost of the road cannot considered as extravagont, It has been constructed in view of an im- menee business, with corresponding accommodations upon all the termini and upon the line of the road. The following statement shows the number of miles opened Ist January, 1864: Chicago Branch, 82 m‘les, from Ist Jan. to 22d May, Bid. Do., 108 miles, from 22d May to 24th July, 1854. Do., 128 miles, 24th July, 1864. to 1st Jan., 1856, Maine Line, 60 miles, from Int Jan. to 26th June, 1854, Do., 99 miles, from 26th Jane to 19th Sept., 1864. Do ; 120 miles, from 18th Sept, t> 4th Dec., 1864. Do.} 186 miles, from 4th Dec. 1854, to 1st Jan., 1855. Freeport West, 00 miles, from Int Nov., 1804, to Ist Jan., 1855, Eandoval South, 118 miles, from 22d Nov., 1854, to Ist average of about 221 miles for the entire y The receipts, from all sources, for the year, amounted to:— From pasrengers, $279,189 72 196,637 85 From freight.. Total.. oe veee 009476827 57 —equal to $2,156 per mile of road in operation. The above receipts, as will be seen, wero from disconnected divisions of the road, while the work of construction upon €ach was in p: }, and before the company wan in a position to work road, or even to accommodate the local business. The Chicago branch has not yet deen connected with the main trunk; nor was the latter opened through its entire longth, from Cairo to La Salle, till after the close of the year. Stock Exchange. Wepxespay, Fob. 28, 1855. $6500 Virginia 6's... 9515 400 she Cumb Cl. 030 34% 2000 North Car. 971, 60 0... 800 B45 2000 Cal’a 7’s...°70 892% 700 p60 3535 4000 Louisiana 6’n., 86 50 435 1600 City 6's 70... 98 8436 3000 Erie Con ba '7i 7914 83 NY Cent 94 % 100 5 Oy ; 86 vi BOO 945 10 Mich South. RR.. 25 Erie RR, 300d 8000 Hud R Ist m be 102 5 sbs Bk America.. 111 10 Merch’ts Ex bk.. 1003% 31 Ocean bark. 72 25 B’k N America. 20 U8 Trust Co, 400 do. +s 100 Hudson Riv R530 100 de. 90 16% 6 Mich Central RR. 60 Penn Coal Co, .83 10045 . I 20 dO. eees.ee, 10085 200 Cumbd Coal Co..*3 3434 300 mo 35 200 #3 34% 26 do. .b60 100 10 84% 13 Chic &RIsld KR, 87 750 bs 34K SECOND BOARD. $7000 Virginia 6's... O54 100 shaNie Tran Co 1614 2000 Ind Etate Fiv 80% = 100 do. 0 16% i = 300 do 60 1615 30 NY Cen RR. 2000 Ch& R’k RR B, 2000 Tl Cen RR bds.. 34g 2000 NY Cen RR bds. 45% 2200 NY Cen, 7's,..93 do..... 5 £000 Erie bds °7: 60 GO. seeee 5600 €0.....bU0 804¢ 100 Reading RI. 43 23 she Panama RR 10734 200 d0.....000 TO 40 Cley & Toi RR, 70 () + 76 28Gal & Chi’oRR. 56 OILY TRADE REPORT, Wenxespay, Feb. 28—6 P. M. Agnes wore unchanged. Brea psturrs —Flour was in fair demand, aod firm, with sales of 5,660 bbls. State and Western, 14,000 bbls. Cavacian, and 2,C00 bbls. Southern, at yesterday's ices Rye flour, corn mesl, wheat and osis were aw jast noticed. ‘There were 1,200 bushels rve taken, at $1 98 a $1 35 per burhel. Corn was plentivr, and rather ensier, with sales of 36,000 bushels at 95¢, a 960 for sir demand, and firm, with sales of in; 50 bags Laguira at (c ; 000 Rio. at 0 NgO at $7.6 0 Oe. per ld. ert, at former prices. Tse 40. Corton was in good re sales reached 1,600 bal Fie —Lry cod were well Mackerel were searce, a smoked herrings brought No. 1. per be Fr igure —Rates were steady 500 baler of co 73g a $50 per ewt. Some 1,200 oxes for sealed, and 360. for To Liverpool about pressed cot on were engaged at Sid ranged chiefl Freit—* at $270 Hay cols, withs Hors 14°0 box « layer rash ‘ a: $445 per b t #1 for sh pping p 200 bales last year's crop brought 200 © were 75 tous six months, per ton Larus —Eastern were inactive | Leap. —Adout 50 tens Ge 100 Ibs, Morassys.— ‘There have been 00 bbl4. New Orleans sold coin pig sold at $30 50, 12 per thousand, n brought 65 8714, per | at vie. per gallon. Naval Stone were quiet at old qno‘ations. Ons. — Whale, rpertn and olive raled about the same Linveeed was selling, in lots, at i7c. a 7Se. per gallon | Wi fer lard ofl was quiet and languid, at 80c a Sic per | gatlen. FRovieion® —Pork waa parchased to the extent of 1,400 Dhis, at $13 6244 # $18 76 for old mess, apd at pro ortional rates for ctoer kinda, Cutmeats were salen fio wnd frm 260 bola, bacon were taken at $!s. a8 !ce rib, About 200 bbls, lard reatized Oye a Oe per Ib. Beef was in fair requost and steacy, with sales of | 27¢ bbe. Putter and cheese were onchanged. per Ib.; 126 tierees reef, at ds; 260 bia, pork, at 2a: 2.000 age guano, at—; in sbippers’ begs, at 164 ; 690 | box cop, at lie. 6d.; and 1:0 bbls ard, at 17s. 6d. Corn vas bominal ond ur at ls 6d There was no | change to notice in rates to the Continent To Lead | potios, Jo Cxbfornia ra TAaw ape ‘was in fair r Ib. FO maxey —Ffales were made of 500’ bbls, D03¢c. for Jersey, 3lc. a 31350. for Ohio, and for prison, per gailon. New York Cattle Market. Wepyespay, Feb, 28, 1855. AT ALLERTON’S WASHINGTON DROVE YARD. Offered to-day, 1,400 beef cattle, Olfered during the week, 1,600. We subjoin the returns ot the week in de- tail, together with the section of country whence the supplies came:— By the Hudson River Railroad. “Erie Railroa: o Harlem Railroad... Ubnois, on car Obio, on care. Virginia.......... New York State, 0 request at Pre. al2ie. 1p at 900, & Grsge. a S2e. By the Erie Railroad—awine, ‘© Hndson River Railros ‘Harlem Railroad—cows and cal: “ = —veal caly —sheep and | The market, generally, has been pretty ste during the week. The supplies were considerably behin: these of last week, but the demand rather slackened off alittle ibe brokers are predicting that the number o cattle arriving and to come forward to this market in al next month will be very limited; but how far these pro- phecies are intended to atlect prosent prices, we are up able to say. ‘the drivers, too, say there 1s going to be a short supply all summer, especially for this State cattle. But for the scarcity of’ money, the dealers say prices ‘would now be up to from 15 to 18 conts per pound But all there representations should be taken with @ liberal allowance, Prices. Beef cattle, extra quality, per 100 Ibs... $11 De, good quality Do. common, Do. inferior Cows, extra good, Do. ordinary Sheep, extra Lambs Swine... Brow: deeves wei , yet about enough to mect the de- mand. which “Lent” continues somewhat to limit, “ “ ee Seosh 2 woS8S aoSe ~S8S3S2sss 3 00. $11 20 ex — a 1200 50 cows and calves, Gre — 60 00 Do. do.’ goo 82 00.8 45 00 78 veal calves (live t) ‘ya 7 8,668 sheep and lamby—sheep, 2508 8 00 20a 450 The following is @ memorandum of sales b; McGraw :—34 sheep for $90; 166 do. for $367 50; 273 do. for $987 87; 64do for $171; 40 do. $134; 50 do, $175. Total —657 sheep for $1,925 37. 32 very fine beef cattle were wold at 1144c. per Ib. during the week, by the same dealer; alse, 1 pair of extra cattle, from Jefferson coun- ty, sold to Wm. Salon, of Centre Market. These cattle brought the third premium at the Albany State Fair. The following is 8 memorandum of sales by Mr. Js McCarty :—45 sheep sold at $166; 54 do. ‘at $25, 25: 3 do. at $140; 31 do. $112 38; 82 do. 91; 61 do. at $290; 32 do. at $ Samuel 84 do. do, at $258 50; 16160 at $724 50; 264 4o. at $943 25; 64 do. at $251; 85 do. at $211 88; 43 do. at $112 50, ‘Total, 1,138, AT CHAMBERLAIN’S. The market in reported dull. 538 beef cattle 7 00 a $10 00 38 cows and 00a 6000 — veal calves (live weig 700 4,028 sheep and lambs. hee, ace AT 0’BR! 11 09 60.00 550a 700 Cows and —_ Veal Sheep and Calves, Calves. Lambs. 41 230 48 50 73 3,668 38 = ry 82 36 is 217 384 3,176 Domvestic Markets. New Brprorp Ou Market, Feb. 26.—Sperm dull; no Whale in active demand, and sales 6,450 bbla., ices not transpired, about 63c. Whalebone—Sales al a 10,000 Ibs, Polar and Ochotsk 40c. ; 34,000 Ibs, on pri- vate terms, Imports—From Jan 1 to date 2,060 bbls. sp. 1,600 do. wh. , 6,000 Ibs. bono; same time last year 4,812'bb! , 18,193 do. wh,, 82,600 Ibs. bon ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. “____COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. —__ 1 000 —PARTNER WANTED, TO GO TO PA- a ris and soperintend there the manu- facture of anew invented article of trimmings for la. Cies? dresses and millinery, which will be exnibited at the next World’s Fair. Patents applied for. Address W., box 2,157 Post Office. $1.00 etree MAN WITH vicar ing aie stating where an interview can be hed, W.8., Herald office, box 123. c 0 —A PARTNER, WITH FROM $350 to $1,000 5) '@ Wanted, to pure! an interest in ao entertaiment, about to be started in this city. Toa person of the right stamp this isa chance that seldom offers, The profits will be from $1,500 to $2,000 per week. CallonS, at 60 Mercer street, betwoen 11 and 2 o'clock. y~4 —AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, WHO HAS e this amount at his command, may step immediately into a hght, brane cash business, paying from $15 to $20 a week. The business is done i with mereLants down town. Apply to 0. B. HOWES, 6° Nasean street, room 6, A PARTNER OR CLERK WANTED, IN TAE AUCTION neer, about taki and commirsion business.—An established auc- store for the purpose of trans- acting & general auction and commiasion business, wishes to make an pe peg with a good business man, with a small amount of capital to ¢ advances, either as partner or clerk. Address J, 0. Y., Herald office, stating amount of capital, with name, &c. OPARTNERSHIP.—THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TIS day formed a copartnership under the name of Jen- nings & Hart, for ode! yo Of conducting a general 8 Jewelry, watch, a ware business, st the old stand of Oscar S. Jennings, 94 Fulton street. February , 1865, OSCAR 8. JENNINGS, JAMES H. HART. OPARTNERSHI?,—1THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THI3 jay formed & copartnorship, under the firm ef Rowley & Ashburner, for. the transaction of » general commission business in oils and naval etores, at No. 169 Frent street. New York, IsSOLUT COPARTNERSHIP,.—THE COPART- nership heretofore existing between the under- mgned, under the firm of Lichtenstein & Filer, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. PH. LICHTENSTEIN. JAMES FILER. The undersigned takes charge of all liabilities and oat- standing debts, and will continue the box manufacturing business at 111 Fulton street. 1SS01UTION,—THE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP HERE- tofore existing between the undersigned under the name of Wiliam H. Miller, is thie day dissolyea by ma- tual consent. WILLIAM Hi. MILLER, JAMES THOMSON. New York, March 1, 1855. The uniersigned heve this day formed a copartner- ship for carrying on the tin and japanned ware busi- nena, under the name of Miller & Morrison, WILLIAM HL. MILLER. JONATHAN MURRISON, Now York, Mareh 1, 1855. N H $10,000—IN A DRUG ‘and chemical commission and manufacturing busi- profit enough to satisfy any reasonable oxpecta- None but the right kind of « man_nood reply, with real pame and adaress, to Business, Herald office. *O CAPITALISTS.— WANTED, A PARTNER TO ASSIST in bringing out « valuable favention in this country Jnd in Burope, and to carry onan old established iron works. Aldres4 Natonal, Herald office, stating where on interview may be bad. PAT COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE- tween the undersigned, under the firm ot Gagnebin & Artois, i# this das dissolved by mutual consent. Kither of the partocrs will sign in Nquidation of the business. CHARLES GAGNEBIN, A. ARTO, tinue the im; watches of every New York, March 1, 1885, Charles Gagnebin commission busine heretofore ernd by Gegaebin & Artoig. New York, Mareb 1, 1866. Weeurs —A PenSON WITH 3046 MEANS AND A go0o tram, wishes to connect with some business pow weil stablished requiring an active man, Any one whe # # a partner, and hag in his business $1,000, prting and eription, vithout Deurmverance and wishes to increase by rtrict attention thereto, a» grocer, or sartman, may address Best of reference Te+m, Herald office, tor two days. given and required, $200. in long 4 prtanes been realized, A more desired than money, Tlease call on Wm. More, (09 Mreadway, second floor, room No. 1, from 9 to 6, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER ervices to the Indies and gentlemen in phrenolo- by books and nelenee, She can be consulted about varriags, business, &c., and will tell the name of the lady or gentleman they will marry; also, the name of her visiters, Madame ALWIN converses in English, Freoch and German, Residence 300 Bowery, near First street. Abas lectures 5 oc ALWIN, WORROW WILL GIVE LADIES PRIVAT all coneerne of Ir ber predictior Rice ruled quiet st old rates, | Foar.—160 hones Castile bronght 7 EVOARS were in mods Tele esa (o the extent of 800 hha. at 4,7 @ keene, amd 43ge. @ be, for Cabs, per Ib. per Uy were purchased for New Ow. fre truly esconiahing, whet 19, reconellabhs will he no charge. tlemen not admeutt thongh abe previa othing bat to philosophy. If not natistied 76 Broome street, near Cannon 785 BROADWAY, 00 his ba wife, or » ean be genteelly accommodated with a very man, bie front room and bedroom, at reduced prices. 136 street, just below Grace church, wi "77 BROADWAY, SOUTHWEST CORNER UF NINTH atroet.—Families and single gentlemen can be accommodated with fine rooms, single or in suits, and full board, in house with ‘ail tho modern imprgye- ments; also a set of parlors, unfurnished. Dinner at 4 o’clock. Refere dl 3 62 families can be accommodated with desirable rooms and board; parlors with bedrooms, or rooms; like- wise two gontismen, with single rooms. ] 4 bile i STREET, OPPOSITE ST. JOHN’SPARK —Furnisbed rooms to let, with board, to single entiemen or gentlemen and their wives. House newly jurnished, with allthe modern improvements, A few day boarders can by accommodated. 13 MADISON AVENUE—TWO ELEGANT SUITES of rooms can be had, either farnished or un- jurzished, by the 12th of March, in a first class boarding house, The house is replete with all the modern conve- niences, and the furniture new. Application to be made ve. Wall street stages pase the door. EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, FI28t HOUSE FROM Livingston place, elegantly furnished parlors, with bedrooms attached, to let with board on the most ‘easonable terms. House mew and has all modern im- revements. 9 BLEECKER STREET, EAST OF BROADWAY.—TWO handsomely furnished pariors and a hall bedroom will be rented on moderate terms if apptied for immedi- ately. Persons desiring board in a central location can bo pleasantly accom: ated. Reference given if desired, 5 LISPENARD STREEL, FOUR HOUSES FROM Broadway.—A furnished front room ,to let, toa single gentleman. GREAT JONES STREET.—A PARLOR, WITH bedroom attached, furnished or unfurnished, with foll or partial board, can be obtaiced in the above first clare house, if immediate application be made ; also one single room. 1 UNION SQUARE—A HANDSOME PARLOR AND room on the second floor, suitable for a gen- tieman and his wife; also, two rooms for single gentle- men, SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT ONE OR A two furnished rooms, on the second floor, to gen- men or gentlemen and their wives; partial board if de- ed. The house has modern improvements. Houston treet stages pass by the door. Apply at 15 Bedford st GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AND TWO OR THREE A. ‘single gentlemen, can be accommodated with plee- fant rooms and board, ins house with all the modern umprovements, and where they can enjoy the social com- forts of a home. Please call at 57 Vandam street. Best of reference given and required, GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR A FAMILY OF three or four persons, can be accommodated with board and pleasant rooms, unfurnished, in a genteel pri- vate hel Apply at 132 Lexington avenue. References exchanged. PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LIKE TO LET A SUIT A, of rooms, either together or separate, Apply at Re ‘arren plyce, Charles atreet, one block from Fourth street, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE ACCOMMO- A dated with a large front room acd bedroom, with ard and gas and grate, in private family, by applying at 92 Barrow street, near Hudson. PARLOR ON THE FIRST FLOOR, WELL FUR- nished, with or without board. Also, a smal room ina private family, at 65 Watts street, two doors from the corner of Canal and Hudson. FRONT ROOM AND A HALL ROOM TO LET, WITH board, on the second floor, improvements, furnished or unfurnished, together or separate, A single gentle- man, or a gentleman and his wile, can be accommodated; family private; a limited number of boarders taken. 303 Twelfth street, near the Second avenue, Referonces exchanged. Near care and stages. N. UNFURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM, with board, wented, permanently, for a gentleman And wife, io a genteel private family. There must be no Ps bearders whatever. Address C, L., box 126 Herald office. OARD—WITH VERY CONVENIENT APARTMEN1S for families or single gentlemen. Location very de- Sirable for gentlemen doing business down town, cars and stages passing to all parte of the city. Apply at No. 4 Al a square, sescnd Gebk troun Doak’ steatt: OARD—FRENCH FAMILY.—THE HOUSE IS NEW, with all the modern improvements, situated near References exchanged. Address L. M. D., Post Office. TO LET, TO ONE OR TWO SINGLE GEN- tlemer, with or without | her board, a parlor a private family. The house is fur- pisbed with gas and bath. Apply at 46 East Fighteenth street, between Broadway and Fourth aveaue. Refe- rences exchanged. . Bus HANDSOME PARLOR, AND ROOMS AT- tached, with the beat accommodations, may be had in the new brown stone houses 102 and 104 Esat Four- teenth street, near Union square. Also a room fora single gentleman. References exchanged. Bovis LADY AND GENTLEMAN WISHING a retired home can be accommodated with a second front room, furnished, im a very quiet private family, and pleasant location; board for the lady only. References exchanged. Address Retired, Herald office. OA4RD.—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, with or without breakfast and tea; also, the use of shower bath, &c. The house is pleasantly located near Madison square. Call at 11, northwest corner of Twenty-sixth atrect and Broadway. OARD —A SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SEVOND FLOOR, suitable for a gentleman and his wife; also, rooms single gentlemen, can be obtained by applying at 12 Neilson place, one door Clinton place, and opposite Dr. Prentiss’ chureb. References exchanged. Bore MAY BE HAD AT THE FIRST OF MAY BY c ‘two gentlemen and their wives in a private family, re all comforts of a home may ba had, by call. Pte 188 West Nineteenth street, five doora east of th OARD UP TOWN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN AC- commodate gentleman and wife, with two plea- fant and handsomely furnished parlors, with, gas, & in the vicinity ef West Fourteenth street. fteferences éxchanged, Cars and stages convenient. Inquire at the Elixir office, 261 Broadway, from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M, OARD AT 105 EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, near Third avenue.—Three or four respectable gen- jemen can bs accommodated with full or partial.board at the above piace. Those wishing the comforts ofa home would do well ‘to apply immediately to James A. Johnston. OARD AT 192 BLEECKER STREET.—A FEW SINGLE gentiemen can be accommodated with board at ihe sbove first class house, Also, a room, furnished, suitable for a gentleman and his wife, or two single gen- tlemen. Stages pass the dour every five minutes, Din ner at 6 o'clock. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A F#W SINGLE GENTLE- men, or a geutieman and bis lady, can be accommo- dated with pleasant rooms, in a peivate family, on the Heights, within three minutes’ walk of either the South or Wall ‘street ferries, Apply at 20 Joralemon street, Prooklyn. OARD AND ROOMS—A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY have two pleasant seeond story parlors, with pan- trie o hich they wish to let unfurnished, w th board. Inquire at No. 688 Greenwich etreet, opposite Vandam street. OARD WANTED.—A ROOM FOR A LADY AND gentleman, board for toe jady. ina private fam ly, or where there ars no other boarders. Location east of Bowery. Board pail in atvance. Address EC, Chat- ham Sq it Of BROADWAY—TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR | VOL. XX, ING—BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—A GENTLE! and lady and one sin, tleman 0 ted with furnished roo: jo board re walk of Ful within three minutes’ ferry, exchanged. ‘ sa sf Roar WANTED IN BROOKLYN—WITH A RESPEt table private family, by two si Address, ‘with terms, Board, ennai a ULL BOARD, WITH AN ELEGANT SUITE OF ROO! ¥F with large pantries attached, on second » ou able for a gentleman and lady or family. Also, a room on third floor (with pan) and small reom ai tached, fora gentleman and lady, or single gentle; des'ring first class accommodations, ina nell far may be had at 91 East Thirteenth street; house has the modern improvements. URRISHED ROOMS —A FURNISHED ROOM, SU! able for one or two persons, ean be bad, with q without breakfast and tes, at 108 Grand street, dr block west of Broadway. rms moderate. \URNISHED ROOMS TO LET,—TWO PARLORS () the first floor of the house 42 Great Jon to let, furnished, without"board, to one or two sing! centonts: The bouee has all the modern improy: ments, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN THE NEW AN! elegant house 47 West Thirteenth street, nei Fifth avenue, with board, if required. Gas, warm an cold baths, &. Best references given and required. URNISHED PARLOR 10 LET.—A YOUNG GENTL man, occupying the parlors of a genteel house ne: Fourth street and Sixth e, would let the bac room, very cheap, to a clever fellow. Address Tomp! Herald office. N™® BOARDING HOUSE.—JUS? OPENED, AT 12 ‘and 122 Chambers street, nowly furnished pleaean rooms, to accommodate familisa or single gentlemen with or without board. Reference required. NE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATE with pleasant rooms, (furnished,) with parti board if required, in a private family, where there no other boarders, and in a pleasant part of the city, blocks from Broadway, below Prince street. Inquire the Book store, 341 Broadway. LEASANE£ ROOMS FOR A GENTLEMAN AND Hj wife, or single gentlemen, may be obtained at 22 West Fourteenth street. References exchanged. | Riv AND BOARD WANTED—FOR A LADY, IN ct | quiet, retired place. Address Julia, Broadway 2 | Otic, stating location and terms, which must be mod rate, OOMS TO LET—AT THE GRAPES HOTEL, NO. 13 Grand street, near Broadway, one door from Cros! rocms for sinzle gentlemen, at ‘$2 to $2 60 per week| at all hours—chops, ateacs, rarebits, ke. Fin nd new ales, GARRETT VERANCE. ~AT 110 GRAND STREET, THREE DOOR west of Broadway, one large fureished room, wit} or without board; also, one fine large room, unfurnished, and several small rooms, suitavle for single gentlemen rooms lighted with gas 10 LET TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN—HANDSOME FUR nished apartments, in the first class house No. § Great Jones street, third door from Broadway, reple' with every convenience. 0 LET, WITH BOARD.—A BEAUTIFUL SUIT OY rooms, situated a few doors from Broadway, oppo site the new Clinton Hall, will be vacated this day; two rooms suitable for single gentlemen. Eighth street. ANTFD—BOARD JN A RESPECTABLE PRIVAT! family, by a lady, and child two and a balf year old, in the upper part of the city, or in the vicimity o! Harlem, easy of accers to the city. 3 not to ex: seven coy per week. Address note to Howland, Her, office. Apply at 1¥ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. GENTLEWAN, WITH A SMALL FAMILY OF GROW: A persons, wisbes to hire a genteel house, bet ‘ourtenth and Ubirty-fourth ta, and Kighth an Tenth avenues, the owner to board in part pay ment, Best of references g Address 8 Kaspp, Unicn Square Post Office. GENTIEMAN AND WIFE WISH TO HIRE THH spacious and fively furnished house whieb tho Row occupy, to asinall family which will admit them Doarders in payment of the rent. The house 1s new an ima very desirable locality, The arrangement may com ‘on! rence with the Ist of May. Address 1, box LADY WISRES TO HIRE A HOUSE IN BROOK: lyn, between Montague and Hamilton forries, wher the family would be willing to take the wholo or pert o! the rent in bosrd. The best of reference given. Ad dress H. Howard, Brooklyn Post Office. ESK ROOM WANTED—IN THE VICINICY OF WALI] street. Address M., box 2,111 Post Office. OUSE WANTED—ONE FROM $600 TO $800. Must contain gas, bath and all modern im: nents, with some femily disposed to enjoy the comf of home, without ths trouble of housekeeping, ceive board in payment tor rent. References given. Ad. dress G. H., at, or personal interview, 47 Lexingten a jue, OUSE WANTED—CASH—LOCATED — BETWEE Sixteenth and Taenty-cighth streets and Broad. way ard Kighth avenue; price not to excoed $12,000, One fer trom $5,000 to $7,000, Also lo jt wanted betw eventh and Ninth avenues, in either Thirty-nixth Thirty-seventh, or Thirty-eighth streets. Those desi to sell for cash and willing to make suitaie allowane for it can apply to WALLEK & SEELY, 440 Eighth avenue, OUSES WANTED—IN THE TWELFTIM, SIXTEENTH, or Twentieth wards, to rent, from $350 to $800. ood and responsible tenants furnished by WALLER & SEELY, 440 Fighth avenue. OUSE, WANTED—ANYWHERE IN A GOOD LOCA tiom, below Twentieth street; modern improve. ments, gas, Croton. Kent about $700 or $800 per year Apply to A. BUNKER, at office of the New Haven House, Broadway. LANDLOKDS.—WANTED, THE LOWER PART OF jouse, with back and front basement and thr bedrooms, im any street near Broadway. The advertisers would take a small houss in the same neighborhood po not to exceed $500, Address E. D. C., Herak office, ‘ENFMENT WANTED.—A SMALL, NEATLY FUR. 1 nished tenement, pleasantly located, suitable tor gentleman anc wi bo wish to ripe house econom! cally. ‘Ihe best of reference will be given aud required. Adoress Emerson, Hersld office, stating terms. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, FRO) the Ist een ote Ge ner ery Ja a part of the city, eligibly located. mt not exceed 3t00, Address Lot, bor 137 Horaid office, wtatl situation of house and when it can be seeu, An own preferred. References exchanged. UNFURNI ‘ANTED—ON THE FIRST OF MAY, apartments, consisting of front parlox, two bedroom and a basement, for a family of four, up town, but not above Thirtieth street; vicinity of Union square preferred. Address, stating terms (which must be moderate, full particulars. Honry F. Price, box 1,578 Post Office. ANTED—BY AN ‘UNEXCEPTIONABLE TENANT, from the Ist of May next, » amsil gonteel house, between Spring stroet an erley placs, in the im meiiate vicinity of Brosdw: A line addressed to M.| F., Herald office, will meet with attentior. 7 ANJED—TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED ROOM W in Sixth or Seventh avenue, suitable for a physi cian and bis wife. Kent not to exceed $10 or $12 pe month. Addre B. 8, Broadway Pent Ofice. ANTED— LOFT FOR STORAGE. APPLY AT THE « desu of the Herala office. ANTED- BY A SMATL FAMILY OF BUT THREE ay persona, (no chilirem,) part of » mocerm built houre with gas and Croton ion bet Kighth and Twenty fifth street \d west of Broadway. Rent must be moderate. Address J. P. R., Herald oftice, stating location and rent. WANTEO—IN AN EPISCOPAL FAMILY, NEAR treet »nd South ferr es, Brooklyn, for a gen Ueman, his wife, two children and serva ment wili be made fora year from May dress with terma and location, 5 R.J., box 764 Post Office, 2OARD WANTED—BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN; A Toard for the lady only, A family where there are ho other boordera would be preferred, Address Sigma, Broadway Post Office, stating terms (which must be moderate) and loeation CARDING —TO LET, 4 NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, suitable (or ® gemleman and wife, or two single gebtlemen. Also, an upper room, snitarte for the rome, with pantry and fireplaces--at the pleasantly rituated house, 27 North Moore street. Batas in the houre OARD Ww Boperats —AS THE MOST DESIRABLE AND RE- } spectable per-ons taking voardera declne exposing their houses as such in public, and our medinm of ad- vertising being salversal, boanters can receive every in- formation, aod be politely cirected to such, ‘ree of charge. Office, Clinton Halli, Eaguth street, near Broadway. AKDING —A PARLOR AND BEDI floor, recently vacated, a! w street, between Fifth and Fixt! Also, spe . ant front room for @ single gentieman or lady. Refer- ences required. OARDING Becca Twenty-second furniched front tial board, im a ond atreet, any with a plone m, with fire, aed fall or private ly. Apply at 116 day during the weer. Boa CAN BE HAD IN A MOST UNEXCEPTION- able priv: ity, where there are no children, for two or th th men of the Orst respectability, who are willing to pay a fair equivalent for saperior ac- mel tae tory brown stone P owner. superior imal rerpectedle forily ant would bert with the fomily, Tbe meet urexceptionable weferoree given ant required, Addresa Merohant, Hy rald office, (00M ON SEOOND | ANTK&&-A SMALL NEAT OOTTAGS, IN THE CIP of Brocklyn, o ess)tterms. Address, with fw particulars, Columbus, Herald office. isis TANTED—A SMALL HOU OR PART OF A MO- dern hewe ip @ respectable neighborhood, not shove Fortieth street, trom Ist Ma: Address, stating] Jocation and rent. F. Clinton, 169 West street, TANTED—A MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE, WITH MODERN] imprevements, furnished or partly furpished in al good neighborboo), near Brow) » between Camal and) ‘Twen‘ieth streets, forone or more years, Address W. 8, THE UPPER PART OF A MODERN] with either front or back basement, (in| +t of Broadway, by malt family—| two years old, aud servant, treet, stating terms, loca-| TRKD TO LEASE—FUR a TERM OF YEARS, ling house, saitable for a small family, fox} which the subscriber will pay @ reasonable rent, and] keep the premixes in Below Bleeck street prefer location of houre, B. Bootes, TL Trinity place, ' ANTED TO RENT—A HUTEL, FURNISHED OR UN. furnished, in a good location, or s house that will accommodate ove bunired boarders, Address or call © A TORTER, No, 46 Grove atreet. ANTED TO RENT~IN SOME RESPECTABLE] | W rt of Brooklyn, not over 15 te 20 miautes’ wals| ty om the Wall street ferry, a neat, well built frame eot- tege. with piazza in front to conta a at least six rooms) apd two basements, aod to have gas pipes all throug! the bouse, If the terms reas and the hon: otherwise suits the advertiser, he is willing to pa: rept in advance. Address © C., 90x 20.8. Y, Post Oflce, stating full partic ANTED TO HIRE—lty 4 SMALL FAMILY (: sisting of a genti-man, wife, infant sed servant) girl,) the second floor (with betroom oo thirt floor) of al mocern house, in which there ia hat one other fim fwd owner preferred. Should hues bitchon bark « frent rooms, bedroom and peutry on the floor, Rofe. rencses evychanged. Address, with price of rent, i hox| | 182 Herald office